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What are kids in the United Arab Emirates asking AI and why are parents concerned?

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Parents say children are using AI for everything from homework help and creative writing to understanding global issues like conflicts and terms such as “ceasefire,” reflecting growing curiosity beyond the classroom. A new ‘Insights’ feature by Meta gives parents a general view of topics teens քննարկ with AI, helping them stay informed without invading privacy. While many parents appreciate the learning support, concerns are rising that kids are relying too heavily on AI for quick answers—sometimes skipping the effort to think through problems themselves or even using it for personal advice. This has sparked worries about reduced critical thinking, even as families acknowledge that AI is becoming a permanent part of how children learn and interact with the world. Do you think AI is helping children learn better or making them too dependent on instant answers?
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