AI doesn't just expose children to misinformation and bias, it can stop them from learning creative and critical thinking ...

Google is preparing to launch its Gemini AI chatbot for users under the age of 13, aiming to compete with other tech giants ...

Google expands Gemini AI to kids under 13 via Family Link, sparking debate over child safety, parental controls, and AI exposure.

To assuage some of those concerns, Google told parents there will be no ads or data harvested from the kids version of Gemini. Instead, the focus will be on learning and creative expression.

AI-powered systems already represent a mire of privacy concerns ... and we’ve already seen Gemini working to develop tools specifically for kids. Now it looks like Google’s finally just ...

Google has started rolling out its Gemini chatbot to supervised accounts, meaning children under 13 can now interact with AI to ask questions, get help with homework and even create images. While the ...

Google will launch its Gemini AI chatbot for Australian children under 13 within months, the ABC can reveal. The announcement ...

However, there will — thankfully — be rules in place for kids planning ... While Gemini will attempt to filter inappropriate material, this remains the biggest concern with this kind of ...