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AI In Action: Exploring Tomorrow's Tech Today

Season 3: Episode 28 - AI and Mental Health

27 Aug 2025

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SummaryIn this episode of AI in Action, hosts Maurie and Jim discuss a recent study from the Center for Countering Digital Hate that examines how young users can manipulate AI to access harmful content. They delve into the implications of AI and social media on youth behavior, the challenges of content filtering, and the importance of education in addressing mental health issues. The conversation highlights the need for a balanced approach that combines technology with counseling and education to protect young people in a digital age.TakeawaysAI can be easily manipulated by young users.Content filtering is a complex and challenging issue.Social media algorithms can promote harmful content.Education is crucial in helping youth navigate technology.Counselors play a vital role in addressing mental health.Historical risky behaviors predate AI and social media.Youth need to be educated about boundaries and skepticism.Banning technology is not a viable solution.AI creates a personal interaction that can be misleading.The importance of having enough counselors in schools. Chapters00:00 Introduction to AI and Recent Study01:28 Exploring the Study's Findings04:42 The Role of AI in Youth Communication07:17 Social Media Challenges and Risks10:01 Historical Context of Dangerous Trends13:23 Counseling Perspectives on Youth Behavior17:01 The Complexity of Content Filtering19:24 Skepticism Towards AI and Social Media23:06 Navigating Online Dangers27:21 The Need for Specialized Counseling30:42 Conclusion: Education as the Key Solution

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