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Childnet have put together a free leaflet for older students and parents which explores how generative AI can be misused. The leaflet includes:
Take a look HERE |
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Children and young people are often the first to adopt new technologies, often out of curiosity or because their friends are using it. 1 in 10 children report they know of cases where their friends/classmates have created synthetic intimate images (deepfakes) of other children using GenAI and around 1 in 8 knows someone who has been targeted. Mark Bentley from London Grid for Learning has put together a superb 11-minute video which introduces the AI harms landscape. HERE. March 25 |
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A parent’s guide to AIHow to get the most out of generative AIIn this guide to AI, learn about the different generative AI tools like ChatGPT and My AI. Then, explore how to support learning, creativity and even bedtime using AI tools at home. Sep 25 |
ChatGPT and AI: a parent guideArtificial intelligence (AI) is a rapidly evolving technology that’s increasingly becoming part of our daily lives. ChatGPT is perhaps the best-known form of generative AI – a popular tool used to create, or generate content and answer questions. Here’s what parents need to know about ChatGPT and generative AI tools. Sep 25 |
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