Let’s dive into the beautiful chaos. China’s AI push? It’s all about scale with a sprinkle of ambition—maybe too much, too fast. The government wants to embed AI everywhere, from smart cities to self-optimizing factories. They’re producing models almost as quickly as bubble tea shops open in Beijing, but experts note a lack of “seasoning”—the real-world impact is lagging behind the glitter. China dreams of AI permeating 90% of its economy by 2030, but the current burst is outpacing investment, raising doubts about whether these cardboard skyscrapers will stand the test of time. Meanwhile, Character.AI just slammed the door on users under 18 after a wave of lawsuits linked to teen mental health tragedies. Emotional attachments to chatbots proved dangerous, sparking parent cheers and regulatory scrutiny. The company will phase out open-ended chats for teens by late November, launch stricter age checks, and limit screen time—proving maybe kids and em...
How you and your child can be safe while using a computer. What do you think can make a computer risky to anyone? The use of computers, though not widely considered hazardous, can pose risks to both children and adults. These risks include physical hazards, such as accidents resulting from improper computer use, and health hazards, such as repetitive strain injury, strained eyes, and stress. There are various precautions that can be taken to ensure safety. Some of these are discussed below: 1. Children must be supervised when using computers to ensure that they do not access unsuitable adult material or give away personal details on the internet. To ensure internet safety, home and school internet contracts should be put in place, and internet material should be previewed before use. 2. Computers should be situated in public areas with screen content visible to everyone, and children should be taught how to use the internet safely. It is essential to have clear penalties in place ...