Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming a part of daily life for children and teens, sparking significant concerns. Critics argue tech companies are failing to adequately protect young users. Many believe these companies cannot be trusted and call for increased regulation.
In response to these concerns, the Omidyar Network, a tech philanthropic organization, has introduced a new approach. Their efforts reflect an ongoing dialogue about how to balance innovation with safety for young people.
Geoff Bennett recently discussed this topic with Michele Jawando, CEO of the Omidyar Network. Bennett serves as the co-anchor and co-managing editor of PBS News Hour. Known for his incisive reporting, Bennett provides sharp analysis on the political and cultural dynamics influencing American society.