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Sherry Turkle: The Dangers of Artificial Intimacy (opens the original)
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Sherry Turkle discusses her new book “Artificial Intimacy: Who We Become When We Talk to Machines,” exploring how our everyday use of AI chatbots changes how we relate to other people in our lives and how we think about ourselves.
Restoring Childhood (opens the original)
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With the publication of Peter Gray’s new book “Restoring Childhood”, it’s a good time to revisit my podcast conversation with Gray, where he argued that the rise in teen anxiety is caused not by smartphones and social media but by a decline in self-directed childhood play and a rise in pressures at school
Natasha Singer: Big Tech Influence in Schools (opens the original)
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Natasha Singer, reporter for the New York Times and author of the new book Coding Kids: Big Tech’s Battle to Remake Public Schools, joins the Lifelong Kindergarten podcast to discuss the growing influence of big technology companies in children’s education -- and the backlash against it.
For a Healthy Digital Diet: Let’s Focus on Creativity Time, Not Screen Time (opens the original)
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Imagine a school district where the lunchroom cafeterias offer only unhealthy greasy food options for lunch. In reaction to complaints from parents, the School Board passes a resolution to mandate smaller portions of food for lunch, in order to reduce the negative health impact.That might seem like a silly way to address a problem. But that’s what’s happening with respect to screen time in many school districts.Recently, the two largest school districts in the United States, in New York and Los
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