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Who Thought AI Was a Good Idea?

Season 16, episode 436 min

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We’re feeling a little overwhelmed by the world right now. AI is moving faster than we can keep up, and somehow we’re supposed to teach our kids how to navigate all of this when we’re still trying to figure it out ourselves. We’re talking about schools going back to pen and paper, kids using AI, algorithms deciding what we see, and whether we’re actually losing some of our ability to think, focus and trust our own instincts. We also get into AI scams, voice cloning and why every family might need a secret code word. And somewhere along the way, we decide that maybe the only reasonable solution is to move to a farm, raise baby chickens and completely opt out of modern life.
Keywords
AI, education, parenting, online betting, NFTs, digital assets, technology, AI safety, social media, internet culture
Key topics
AI safety and escape from sandbox
Impact of technology on education and note-taking
Parenting challenges with digital and social media
The rise and fall of NFTs and online assets
Online betting and gambling risks for teens
AI literacy and education policies
The speed of technological change and societal adaptation
Parental strategies for digital safety and awareness
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