We hear a lot of doom and gloom scenarios about Generative AI, social media and other aspects of tech. But it's not new. We've been panicing over tech for centuries.

Watch what you enter into a Generative AI chatbox. Expert says it's not a good idea to share highly personal and confidential information

Larry's new prescription glasses look pretty cool but they're also "smart." Meta Ray-Ban glasses have an LED to warn bystanders when he's taking a picture or video but don't seem to have any mechanism to warn his wife when he's listening audio when she's trying to talk with him.

There is plenty of violent, sexual and controversial content on TV and in movies, which can be problematic for teenage viewers. But by watching it together, parents can help teens process what they see, said ConnectSafely education director Kerry Gallagher.

Online hate speech isn't just a matter of free speech. It can contribute to real world violence. How it should be handled by services remains contraversial but everyone can help by not sharing it and not accepting it.

You're kids have unwrapped their holiday tech gifts. Now it's time to talk about using them safely.

ConnectSafely Education Director Kerry Gallagher has advice on how to manage your and your teen's "FOMO" or Fear of Missing Out.

UCLA professor Leonard Kleinrock, one of the very early pioneers of what became the internet, says that one reason for the negative issues associated with todays internet is commercialization. "This is a money machine."

A virtual reality experienced, developed by Columbia University professor Courtney Cogburn, helps people understand the impact of racism.

Many blame the internet and social media for the increase in teen mental health issues, but the chief scientist of the American Psychological assocation says that other factors are at play.