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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has expressed reservations about children developing relationships with AI chatbots, saying he does not want his son to have an AI bot as his best friend. He made the remark during a US Senate hearing in May 2025.
Read the original →Most teenagers now use AI chatbots, and many use them for personal conversations. Parental controls vary widely, from about a dozen settings in ChatGPT to a plain age limit in Claude. The article covers what parents can set up as of November 2026 and what they still cannot see.
Read the original →The article says the math around leasing a car has shifted enough to revisit who leasing makes sense for right now. It poses the question to ChatGPT.
Read the original →The article opens by recalling that Swiss-American psychiatrist Elisabeth Kübler-Ross wrote that people facing a terminal illness diagnosis experience five stages of grief.
Read the original →Within 120 minutes, technology engineers had to solve two problems. They had to design a complete travel website that integrates an AI chatbot personalizing itineraries to individual needs.
Read the original →The workshop is for people who feel Claude Code or Codex only give general answers. Participants learn directly in Osaka from AI agent seminar instructor Ryo Nihonyanagi and create a personal profile file, profile.md, to give to the AI.
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