Google plans to launch Gemini Intelligence Chatbot next week for children under the age of 13 and who have Google accounts run by parents, as technology companies are competing to attract young users with artificial intelligence products.
“Gemini applications will be available soon for your child.” “This means that your child will be able to use Gemini” to ask questions and get help in homework and create stories.
Chatbot will be available to children who use their parents Family linkGoogle service that enables families to prepare Gmail and choose services like YouTube for their child. To register for the child’s account, the parents of the technology company provides personal data like their child’s name and the date of birth.
Gemini has specific Green for younger users Google, Karl Ryan, a Google spokesman, said that the blockbot obstructing the production of an insecure content. He added that when a child who has a Gemini family connection account, the company will not use this data to train artificial intelligence
Gemini children can speed up the use of chat between the weak population, as schools, colleges, companies, and others wrestle with the effects of common artificial intelligence techniques. Training on huge amounts of data, these systems can produce a network text, pictures and realistic appearance videos.
Google and other Chatbot International developers are secured in fierce competition to capture young users. President Trump recently And urge schools to adopt tools For education and learning. Millions of teenagers are already using Chatbots as aid to study, coaches and virtual companions. Children’s groups warn that Chatbots may be dangerous Risks on the safety of the child. Robots also sometimes make things.
UNICEF, the United Nations Agency, and other children’s groups, noticed that Artificial intelligence systems can mix, mislead and manipulate Young children who may find it difficult to understand that Chatbots are not human.
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Google has admitted some risks in her families email this week, noting parents that “Gemini can make mistakes” and suggest that they “help your child think critically” in Chatbot.
Email also recommended parents who teach their child how to check the answers of Gemini. The company suggested that parents mention their child that “Gemini is not human” and “not entering sensitive or personal information in Gemini.”
Despite the company’s efforts to liquidate inappropriate materials, the email added that children “may face content that they do not want to see.”
Over the years, Tech giants have developed a variety of products, features and protection for teenagers and children. In 2015, Google Youtube children feetIndependent video application for children that are popular among families with young children.
Other efforts to attract children via the Internet prompted fears of government officials and children’s advocates. In 2021, Meta stopped plans to provide Kids Instagram service – A version of its Instagram app I have dedicated to those under the age of 13 – after lawyers are sent to dozens of countries Message to He said the company “has historically failed to protect the well -being of children on its platforms.”
Some prominent technology companies – including Googleand Amazon and Microsoft Millions of dollars have also paid fines to settle government complaints that violate the online privacy law for children. This federal law requires online services aimed at obtaining permission from the father before collecting personal information, such as home address or a personal photo, from a child under the age of 13.
Under the Gemini Flad program, children who have the initially managed Google Google accounts will be able to reach Chatbot alone. But the company said it would warn parents and that parents can then manage the Chatbot settings for their children, “including stopping access.”
“Your child will be able to access Gemini applications soon,” said the company’s email to the parents. “We will also tell you when your child reaches Gemini for the first time.”
Google spokesman, Mr. Ryan, said that the Gemini approach to young users was complied with the Internet privacy law for federal children.
