Why Character.AI’s CEO Still Lets His 6-Year-Old Daughter Use the App
BY ANDREA DELBANCO Editor in Chief, TIME for Kids
There's been a lot of recent scrutiny of the safety of the under-18 set using AI, and an increase in guardrails and legal limitations. Very young people are using AI, whether we feel comfortable with that or not. This includes my kids, who integrate AI into their lives in practical ways I aspire to.
TIME's new twice-weekly newsletter about AI (sign up for free here), In the Loop, took a look at the topic. In "Why Character.AI's CEO Still Lets His 6-Year-Old Daughter Use the App," Character.AI CEO Karandeep Anand discusses the company's recent ban on "open-ended conversations" for users under 18, and what led to it. He also gets personal, explaining how his daughter interacts with his platform: "What she used to do as daydreaming is now happening through storytelling with the character that she creates and talks to," Anand says.
How are you managing all of this, for yourself and for your children? Write to me anytime at andrea@time.com. AI might be faster, but my reply will be personally generated, by me.
Best, Andrea
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