Google notifys parents using Link Link via email that their children will soon be able to access Gemini AI apps on Android devices that are monitored, New York Times Reports.
The company says that children will be able to use Gemini to do things like helping them in homework or reading stories. Similar The workplace for education accountsGoogle says that children’s data will not be used to train artificial intelligence. However, in email, Google warns parents that “Gemini can make mistakes”, and children “may face content that they do not want to see.”
In the case of Gemini, Google’s advice by email says that parents should talk to their children and explain that artificial intelligence is not a human being and not to share sensitive information with Chatbot.
Children under the age of 13 will be able to enable Gemini and reach all of them alone under the Google family link, which is designed for parents to maintain the tabs on the use of their children’s device, set their borders, and protect them from harmful content. Google spokesman Karl Ryan confirmed in an email to freedom Parents can stop accessing via Link Family Link, and “they will get additional notice when the young man arrives in Gemini for the first time.”
