Hayley Caronia

They're not really that smart.

And why would I trust them?

I could just, I have the same degree by using chat GPT.

Right.

And it's not automatically bad.

Yeah, that is a good thing.

And on the topic of education, you know, adult brains are already developed and I think AI is already having an impact on them.

But what about kids being exposed to AI?

They're at such an impressionable age.

And if AI is being introduced in school or even just at home on an iPad or a computer, what impacts do you think that will have on kids as they get older?

Yeah, I think that's very important.

Absolutely good advice to keep the kids off the screens as much as possible.

I mean, I already know that when I am addicted to my phone, that's a problem because at least my brain was developed and then I developed this addiction that I am honest about.

I just I'm constantly on my phone.

I also think that part of it is when I am with

other friends, family members, when I'm spending time with people, I'm not on my phone.

I'm not constantly scrolling.

When I'm at a dinner table, I know that it's rude to be on your phone.

So I consciously don't do that.

And I feel like younger generations might not do those things because they grew up so attached to their phones that they might not know kind of the social cues.