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CambriLearn has connected its parent view to AI assistants. Parents can ask about attendance, homework and marks in plain words, with answers drawn from school records.
Read the original →A randomized trial of 400 pregnant women and new mothers found that Rosie, an AI chatbot, did not reduce anxiety or depression after 12 months compared with a book club.
Read the original →The nonprofit Entokaku, based in Toyoake, Aichi Prefecture, has started formal sales of the AI parenting consultation feature of its 'Parenting and Developmental Support NAVI' service. A free version is available without registration.
Read the original →Generative AI is used to recreate the appearance and voice of deceased people, known as 'AI deceased'. Opinion is divided, and social adoption is advancing without clear rules. Professor Keisuke Sato of Sophia University's graduate school, who specializes in death studies and the ethics of the dead, was interviewed about the issues.
Read the original →The author asked ChatGPT whether collectibles are a legitimate investment or overhyped. The article says the costs most collectors forget about tell the real story.
Read the original →MoneyLion put the same prompts to three large language models. Their advice overlapped with common wisdom from financial experts to form a core fiscal strategy.
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