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    KI-Slop-Videos, die sich an Babys richten, sind „Müll“, sagt Kinderarzt

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    1. Leather-Paramedic-10 on

      >Because the toddler and preschooler brain is still in the early stages of understanding the world and developing language skills, Ewart suggests that some AI videos are so confusing that children „cannot make any type of meaning from that.“
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      >According to child content creator Carla Engelbrecht, these kinds of videos can sometimes model dangerous behaviour — for example, somebody grabbing a hot pan with their bare hands.
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      >“I’ve seen content where it is modelling behaviours you don’t want a child to do,“ said the California-based creator who’s worked with Sesame Street, Netflix and PBS Kids for 25 years.
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      >Dr. Michelle Ponti, chair of the Canadian Pediatric Society’s digital health task force and lead author of its screen guidelines for kids under five, is blunt when describing these videos.
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      >“It’s garbage and young children cannot learn from garbage,“said the London, Ont.-based pediatrician.
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      >“We know what promotes early learning and that’s that face-to-face contact with a loving caregiver, that back-and-forth interaction with an actual human that can make the connections and help that child learn,“ she said. „AI slop is just a mishmash of junk.“

    2. shutupb4ianklepicku on

      So many parents are content to shove an iPad full of AI slop into their kids hands, we are doomed I fear lol

    3. GiveUpAndDye on

      Not just AI slop. There are a lot of garbage content creators out there. Feels bad for parents who don’t have the time or the information to prevent their children from accessing these garbage. 

    4. BLYNDLUCK on

      Sure they are garbage, but so is like 75% of man made young children’s content. Paw patrol, coco melon, etc… just flashy brain rot. And if they are using “grab a hot pan…” as a negative, cartoons have been doing that kind of thing for decades.

    5. MrAkbarShabazz on

      This is not new, have you seen the trash Netflix has.

      Let’s just say there’s many confusing videos trying to erase science and biology for “feelings”…

    7. LeGrandLucifer on

      I strongly recommend watching Vinesauce’s mobile ads segments. That shit is being served to children by the same people who ban you for saying „fuck“ or playing 3 seconds of copyrighted music.

    8. lazykid348 on

      So basically lazy parenting is bad lol last I checked babies can’t buy iPads

    9. Argocap on

      Babies shouldn’t be watching TV at all. Any screen time under 2 years old is harmful. Screen time 2 to 5 years old should be very limited. Only occasional and high quality non-scary shows like Bluey.

    11. arabacuspulp on

      Why are you putting your babies in front of this garbage in the first place?

    15. ghost_n_the_shell on

      *“AI slop videos are garbage”*

      I think I am paddling up a raging river here, but I go out of my way to block profiles using anything AI in my reels or social media accounts.

      I know it’s fruitless, but if millions of people did the same, maybe it would make a dent?

    16. CarrotLevel99 on

      While I don’t disagree but remember when every parent thought Pokémon was stupid. Pepperidge farms remembers

    17. EmbarrassedHelp on

      > Ponti recently co-signed the Fairplay letter

      Fairplay are the Bell Media backed assholes who were trying to usher in a massive site blocking regime, so that Bell could maximize its profits. They don’t care about anyone other than the shareholders.

      * https://www.michaelgeist.ca/2019/02/crtconopenmedia/

      > which calls on Google and YouTube to make changes, like clearly labelling all AI-generated content and prohibiting AI-generated content on YouTube Kids.

      YouTube Kids is made specifically for and marketed towards young kids. If you want to address „harms“ without attacking privacy rights, targeting products like YouTube Kids would be a good idea.

    18. latentlapis on

      I’m always just confused where people get the money for an iPad. I don’t want to hear a word from anybody complaining about affordability if they own a $600 device like that. Zero sympathy from me.

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