Artificial intelligence is becoming a daily part of life for children and teens, raising significant concerns. Many critics argue that technology companies are falling short in their responsibilities to protect young users. This has led to calls for increased regulation.
The Omidyar Network, a philanthropic organization focused on technology, has introduced a new strategy to address these concerns. Geoff Bennett explored this topic in a conversation with Michele Jawando, the CEO of Omidyar Network.
Geoff Bennett, known for his incisive reporting, serves as co-anchor and co-managing editor of PBS News Hour. His work provides sharp insights into the political and cultural trends impacting American society. You can follow his updates on Twitter at @GeoffRBennett.
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