Common Sense Media has launched a risk assessment for Google's new AI, Gemini, classifying it as "High Risk" for children.
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The evaluation highlights that the "Under 13" and "Teen Experience" modes of Gemini are, in fact, adult versions with added safety filters. The report emphasizes that a truly safe AI for children should be specifically designed for their needs, not adapted from products intended for adults.
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