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A New Look at Families' Attitudes on AI

It sits in our pockets and on our desks. It follows us into classrooms and work calls. It's there every time we search for something online. 

 

AI is becoming the backdrop of daily life. It's the most powerful technology of our time, and our kids will inherit the world that it shapes. 

 

The AI era brings unprecedented opportunities and unprecedented obstacles for families, and we wanted to hear directly from them. We asked kids age 12 to 17 and parents how they feel about AI, how they think it will affect their futures, and whether they think it's safe for kids. Their answers were eye-opening. 

 

Families rightfully see AI as a powerful force that will reshape life as we know it, but they're split regarding its promise versus its peril. Kids are using AI more often than their parents realize, especially for learning, but parents have real concerns about responsible use and the long-term impact of AI on their kids' livelihoods. 

 

One thing is true across the board: Both parents and kids want, need, and deserve strong guardrails, clear safety standards, and privacy protections. 

 

Read the full research report and find additional resources below.