Young chimpanzees are remarkably innovative, inventing tools and improving on ones that adults use—and this technical ...

Parents, child safety groups and politicians have been putting pressure on tech companies to make AI chatbots safer.

After facing lawsuits and public outcry following the suicides of two teenagers, Character.AI says it's making changes to its platform to protect children, changes that could affect the startup’s ...

Walk into nearly any American school this fall and you’ll see a striking trend: phones are gone. Locked pouches. Classroom baskets. Outright bans. Three out of four U.S. public schools now prohibit ...

The draft legislation would require AI companies that make chatbot companions to institute a strict age-verification process.

Thomas Machette with Verizon joined Dakota News Now to share some technology that can help give parents peace of mind while trick-or-treating.

Netflix has rolled out a new TV experience for kids’ profiles on its service globally, the company confirmed to TechCrunch on ...

Parents can adjust settings to limit their children's activities, but they won't have access to their conversations with ChatGPT.

Millennial and Gen Z Parents seem to be tested in ways that previous generations have never encountered regarding technology. The question isn't whether kids will eventually use devices but which type ...

The sources further emphasized that CITA maintains constant oversight over all internet-based games and applications in ...

In her new book, “Smartphone Nation,” social media expert Kaitlyn Regehr helps parents manage their digital media consumption and teach kids healthy tech habits.

Most American teens and tweens have smartphones and spend hours each day streaming videos, playing games, and using social media. Phones can allow kids to be creative, help them explore new ideas, and ...