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Screen time | Why would you outsource talking to your children to AI?

Screen time | Why would you outsource talking to your children to AI?

In his column 'Schermtijd,' tech reporter Rutger Otto discusses the growing influence of artificial intelligence on family life. He explores the potential implications and concerns regarding the integration of AI into interactions between parents and their children.

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The Greenhouse | Climate damage is mounting, should we step on the gas?

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Second Simpsons movie in the works, coming to theaters in 2027

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