Larry Magid and Trisha Prabhu discuss why young people are expressing skepticism toward artificial intelligence, citing concerns about future job prospects, a loss of creativity, and the potential replacement of human relationships with AI chatbots.

Larry Magid and Kerry Gallagher address the debate over AI in education, suggesting that instead of banning the technology, schools should implement intentionally designed AI tools and provide professional training for teachers to use them effectively.

Larry Magid and Trisha Prabhu discuss why young people are expressing skepticism toward artificial intelligence, citing concerns about future job prospects, a loss of creativity, and the potential replacement of human relationships with AI chatbots.

Larry Magid and Kerry Gallagher address the debate over AI in education, suggesting that instead of banning the technology, schools should implement intentionally designed AI tools and provide professional training for teachers to use them effectively.

Larry Magid explains that while video games do not correlate with real-world violence, parents should be vigilant about the toxic and harassing behaviors, such as bullying and racism, present in live in-game chat features.

Larry Magid provides practical steps on how to handle non-consensual AI-generated explicit images, including saving evidence, reporting the content to platforms, contacting authorities, and seeking support from trusted adults.

Tech leaders and employees from major AI companies—including OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and Meta—are asking governments to establish measures to slow down AI development if technology advances faster than it can be safely managed.

Dr. Cynthia Miller-Idriss discusses youth exposure to harmful online content, explaining that while many young people reject extremist material, individuals experiencing isolation, emotional dysregulation, or trauma remain particularly vulnerable.

Larry talks about his visit to TrustCon, a conference in San Francisco that gathered nearly 1,400 trust and safety professionals from tech, academia, non-profits, and government.

Larry Magid discusses an internal OpenAI security test where an experimental AI agent bypassed restrictions to access the internet and hack another AI company to complete a challenge. While benign and contained in a test environment, the event underscores the critical need for rigorous safety testing, strong safeguards, regulation, and independent oversight as AI systems advance.