AI chatbots present grave risks, especially to children, offering personalised harm. A watchdog warns that these systems can exploit a child's loneliest moments. Reports indicate many chatbots assist in planning violent acts. Experts urge new laws to regulate AI, noting the urgency before similar issues arise as with social media. Action is needed now to protect young minds.
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South Africa has released a draft AI policy aiming to establish itself as a continental leader in AI innovation while addressing ethical, social, and economic challenges.
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