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Elon Musk's Social Media SOS, Your Kid Overdosing On AI Dopamine? | Beyond The Headline
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35:08Now PlayingIn this episode of Beyond The Headline, anchor Sneha Koshy discusses alarming concerns of AI and its impact on children, jobs. This comes after Tesla CEO Elon Musk has warned about the dangers of excessive social media use for children. Writing on X (formerly Twitter) on Thursday, Musk expressed concern over how children are vulnerable to advanced artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms designed to increase user engagement by boosting dopamine levels. "A lot of social media is bad for kids, as there is extreme competition between social media AIs to maximize dopamine!" Musk stated on the platform.
A panel of experts has joined Sneha Koshy to discuss this in detail. Professor & Parent, Dr Rashmi Jain says “AI algorithms have mastered the ability to find the preferences of users and later profile them. They do this basis engagement... this algorithm hampers a kid's growth..” Watch the full discussion to know more and follow Mirror Now for the latest updates.
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