Rachel Miro
speaker
258 appearances
48 recordings
1 series
first heard Oct 2025
last heard 11 Sep
Rachel Miro’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The Trump administration has tried unsuccessfully to impose a moratorium on states enacting any kind of AI safety rules.
For NPR News, I'm Rachel Miro.
Maria Rain of Southern California says her 16-year-old, Adam, started using OpenAI's ChatGPT for help with his homework, college applications, and how best to end his life.
With ChatGPT's support, he hanged himself a year ago.
Now she's suing OpenAI and encouraging state and federal legislation.
The Trump administration has tried unsuccessfully to impose a moratorium on states enacting any kind of AI safety rules.
For NPR News, I'm Rachel Miro.
Researchers tested three voice-activated toys, the Grem, Bondu, and Miko 3, and found all three designed to engineer emotional attachment and collect private data.
Robbie Torney of Common Sense Media says parents need to ask how much they trust the internet-connected companions not to cross developmentally appropriate lines.
A spokesman for one of the California-based manufacturers wrote there, quote, age-appropriate products are designed with parent permission and control at the center.
For NPR News, I'm Rachel Miro.
Researchers tested three voice-activated toys, the Grem, Bondu, and Miko 3, and found all three designed to engineer emotional attachment and collect private data.
Robbie Torney of Common Sense Media says parents need to ask how much they trust the internet-connected companions not to cross developmentally appropriate lines.
A spokesman for one of the California-based manufacturers wrote there, quote, age-appropriate products are designed with parent permission and control at the center.
For NPR News, I'm Rachel Miro.
The unlikely duo says the joint effort, which still needs to gather signatures to qualify for the ballot, promises to deliver the most comprehensive AI youth safety effort in the nation.
Chris Lehane, chief global affairs officer for OpenAI, says there's great appeal for the company to partner with Common Sense Media because it has credibility with voters, lawmakers, and parents in California.
He added the hope is this collaboration will lead to a model other states and possibly the nation will follow.
For NPR News, I'm Rachel Miro in San Francisco.
The unlikely duo says the joint effort, which still needs to gather signatures to qualify for the ballot, promises to deliver the most comprehensive AI youth safety effort in the nation.
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