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How do young people feel about AI? 7 teens weigh in

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How do young people feel about AI? 7 teens weigh in
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NPR interviewed seven teenagers across the United States to gauge their varying perspectives on the rise of generative AI. While some students view AI as a helpful educational tool, others express concerns regarding its impact on critical thinking and future job security.

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Understanding how the next generation perceives and interacts with AI is crucial for shaping future educational policies and labor market expectations.

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Hispanolistic/Getty Images For 15-year-old Charles Ansevin, in Gates Mills, Ohio, ChatGPT is like a friend.

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The article presents a balanced range of student opinions without taking a definitive stance on the technology.

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