US EditionSam Altman Sees Short Video Apps, Not AI, as Bigger Threat to Kids' Minds
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Sam Altman Sees Short Video Apps, Not AI, as Bigger Threat to Kids' Minds
Sam Altman, the head of OpenAI, recently shared concerns about how social media may be influencing children's mental development. During a conversation with Theo Von that explored both the rise of artificial intelligence and its role in daily life, he pointed to short-form video feeds as more damaging than AI in shaping young minds. He described them as platforms that train children to seek constant stimulation, creating habits that may affect h…
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