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In the run-up to next week's AI summit in Paris, a separate gathering was held in London for some of AI's biggest users.

I use AI for fun and to mess around with art styles.

I use chat with BT a lot. For example, I study physics at A level, so it's quite memory-intensive and a lot of concepts I need to remember and understand.

So I use Chatsyptu to break it down for me.

At the Children's AI Summit, I got to speak to the generation who will live side-by-side with a rapidly developing technology that holds both promise and peril and could define their futures.

If you were to give a message to, you know, people in charge about AI and young people and what you'd like to see, what would it be?

That's a good question.

Be more stricter on, like like the laws about AI, put restrictions and

like double check everything before you put it out for the world to see. Pay attention to the

ethical issues that AI could potentially cause a lot of biases like racial biases, gender biases

and their answers. So I would like them to be quite careful with that.

We are the future and I strongly advise other adults to also acknowledge

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