In this episode of "Protect Our Kids," host Kristi Bush delves into the rapidly evolving world of AI and its implications for our children's future. Inspired by insights from AI pioneer Dr. Geoffrey Hinton, Kristi explores the challenges and opportunities that AI presents, emphasizing the importance of empathy, adaptability, and human connection. As AI continues to advance, how can we equip our children to thrive in a world where technology and humanity must coexist? Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion on preparing the next generation for an AI-driven future.

Key Takeaways:

AI will surpass human intelligence in the near future.

Parents need to prepare their kids for an AI-driven world.

Empathy is crucial in a future dominated by technology.

Human connections will set us apart from AI.

Adaptability is a key skill for future generations.

Children must learn to pivot in the face of challenges.

AI can be perceived as more empathetic than humans.

The job landscape will change significantly due to AI.

Teaching kids about empathy is essential for their future roles.

Good stewardship in AI development is important for society.

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A new "no phones at school" law went into effect in Alabama this year. Join our host Kristi Bush as she gives a follow up on how our students...and educators... are doing.

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In this episode of "Protect Our Kids," host Kristi Bush dives into the growing debate between AI and human therapists. As AI technology becomes more prevalent, many are turning to AI therapists for quick, accessible support. However, Kristi highlights the critical differences between AI and human therapists, emphasizing the importance of human connection, ethical standards, and the ability to read body language. Tune in to explore why choosing a human therapist is vital for navigating life's challenges and ensuring safety, especially for our children. #AI #Therapy #MentalHealth

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In this episode of "Protect Our Kids," Kristi Bush delves into the challenges parents face with new device restrictions in schools, particularly in Alabama. As students return to classrooms without their cell phones, Kristi addresses the fears and concerns of parents about staying connected with their children. She shares insights from her 12 years of experience working with parents, educators, and kids, highlighting the positive outcomes of these restrictions, such as increased student interaction and focus. Tune in to explore how these changes impact families and how parents can continue to support their children in navigating the digital world responsibly. #ParentalConcerns #DeviceRestrictions #SchoolSafety

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In this episode of "Protect Our Kids," host Kristi Bush dives into the critical topic of setting boundaries for teens in the digital age. With insights into the balance between trust and control, Kristi explores why checking your child's phone isn't spying but a form of support. Discover how open conversations and reasonable restrictions can protect teens from online dangers while fostering their growth and resilience. Tune in to learn practical tips for guiding your teen safely through the digital landscape.

"Social media has given us a platform where there's no accountability for the destruction that we participate in in other people's lives."

In this thought-provoking episode of "Protect Our Kids with Kristi Bush," we dive into the unsettling world of voyeurism and social media, exploring the concept of "Surveillance Without Accountability." Kristi discusses a recent viral incident that highlights how social media platforms encourage oversharing and the normalization of voyeuristic behavior. This episode challenges us to reflect on our role in this culture and the impact it has on empathy and privacy. As we become desensitized to real-world struggles through constant exposure to others' lives online, our capacity for empathy diminishes. Join the conversation and consider how we can foster accountability in our digital interactions, and the importance of empathy in a desensitized world.

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In this episode, your host Kristi Bush discusses the implications of AI on children, focusing on what AI will not take away from them. She emphasizes the importance of creativity, emotional growth, physical activity, and human connections in a world increasingly influenced by technology. Kristi will reassure you that while AI is a significant presence, it cannot replace the fundamental human experiences that shape our children.

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