Meta Introduces Parental Controls for AI Chatbots
Meta is introducing parental controls for kids' interactions with artificial intelligence chatbots, allowing parents to turn off one-on-one chats and block specific bots.
According to Meta, parents will be able to block specific chatbots, but not Meta's AI assistant, which will "remain available to offer helpful information and educational opportunities, with default, age-appropriate protections in place to help keep teens safe."
- Turn off one-on-one chats with AI characters
- Block specific chatbots
- Get "insights" about what kids are chatting about with AI characters, without accessing full chats
will remain available to offer helpful information and educational opportunities, with default, age-appropriate protections in place to help keep teens safe
Author's summary: Meta adds parental controls for kids' AI interactions.
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