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“If we are good friends, AI doesn't spy so much”: Children’s knowledge and misconceptions of AI safety
Progress in Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming learning landscapes. However, children largely lack the necessary knowledge and skills to interact safely with AI systems. To empower children to interact safely with such systems, we must first establish a baseline of their current AI knowled
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