<p>Many parents are expressing concerns regarding the safety of social media and artificial intelligence (AI) for their children, leading them to adapt their usage accordingly.</p><p>Parents have shown a growing distrust towards technology companies, particularly regarding the safety of their platforms for teens. Despite social media companies, such as Meta, asserting that their products are safe, a significant number of parents remain skeptical. This skepticism is echoed by an increasing number of regulators who have accused these companies of creating products that may be addictive for younger users.</p>
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Parents Express Concerns Over Social Media and AI Use Among Children
Parents are increasingly cautious about the safety of social media and AI for their children, leading to changes in usage. Despite assurances from tech companies, many parents and regulators express concerns about the potential addictive nature of these platforms.
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‘I’ve become significantly more cautious’: six parents on limiting their kids’ social media and AI use
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Parents Express Concerns Over Social Media and AI Use Among Children