AI is quickly becoming a behind-the-scenes parenting assistance for many families across the U.S.
A nationwide survey from Lurie Children’s Hospital finds 3 in 4 parents worry about the rise of AI use among children and 28% don’t have rules or limits around their child’s AI use.
- 34% of parents say their children use AI tools, toys or chatbots
- 55% of children use AI unsupervised
- Nearly 1 in 4 (24%) of kids use AI daily
“As AI becomes more accessible and integrated into everyday life, it is important that we communicate about digital literacy and work with children on how to use these tools effectively,” said Rachel Follmer, MD, developmental and behavioral pediatrician at Lurie Children’s. “Parents should have open conversations about risk and also benefits of using the technology.”
Lurie Children's experts are available to discuss how parents can set healthy AI boundaries, navigate the risks and benefits of AI for kids, and encourage responsible AI use at home.
Take a look at the full report for more insights
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