New Zealand study reveals how young people use AI, from research to harassment
A survey of over 1200 young New Zealanders finds AI being used for research, advice and entertainment, but also for harassment and blackmail.
A New Zealand-first study surveyed more than 1200 young people about their use of artificial intelligence. The research found young people employing AI for various purposes including research, seeking advice, and entertainment. The study also identified concerning uses including harassment and blackmail, and explored what support young people want in relation to AI.
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Young Kiwis talk about how they use AI – research, advice, entertainment, harassment and blackmail – and the support they want
A New Zealand-first study asked over 1200 young people about AI.