Hmm, yes. Serving AI slop to children is certainly what we need in these trying times.

I think more harm is being done by everyone retreating to their own echo chambers, and being unwilling to have their views challenged; then they forget how to discuss things rationally and reach a compromise.

This also applies to parenting, which is why people instead turn to products such as these and insane privacy-destroying laws, instead of... talking to their children; developing a trusting relationship with their child where the child can talk to their parent (and vice versa) about what they're seeing online, what they believe, etc.

Honestly the message seems pretty tone deaf. I feel like each subsequent social media platform has been the next example of, “doing it right.” Only to ultimately fall into the same footsteps as predecessors.

I don’t mean to say it’s a bad idea, but your promotion of it in this thread doesn’t land with me.