This is one thing. I'm David Rind and artificial intelligence, the great uniter. Well, when it comes to opposing President Donald Trump, it might be.

So you've got politicians like Florida Governor Ron DeSantis agreeing with Democratic senators like Elizabeth Warren.

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So a new study shows just how far AI has seeped into our lives.

There was a big study out a few days ago that really caught my attention.

It was from Pew Research Center.

And for the first time, they were looking at how often teenagers use AI chat bots like chat

GPT or meta-AI.

The findings were wild.

Nearly 65% of American teens have used the chatbot at least once, nearly a third use

it every single day.

And that includes 16% who said they use it several times a day or almost constantly.

Almost constantly.

Think about that. Especially when you consider all the negative

headlines we've heard this year about some of these chatbots like Character AI.

The company has faced a number of lawsuits from parents who claim that their teens were driven to

self-harm or suicide because they build relationships with these chatbots. Character AI has now

made a number of changes to its platforms, but I think all of this does continue to point to the need for parents

to be paying really close attention.

Parents and activists want these tech companies to do better. They also want the government

to step in as well to write laws that would prevent this kind of harm. But will they be allowed

to?

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