For me the bigger elephant in the room is how aggressively the AI is being pushed into every service. And it's always a money-drive decision, because those who

For me the bigger elephant in the room is how aggressively the AI is being pushed into every service. And it's always a money-drive decision, because those who push it have a clear understanding of the current state of the AI and how really unreliable it is. But they still push it, because of the investors and trends. As for the kids, I think it doesn't matter whether it is a TV, a tablet or an AI something. It's simply either an educational/developing interaction or not. You just need to have control over it and have limits for things like this. It's the same challenge, but simply in a new form. Kids love doing interesting things, so parents just need to stop being lazy and find good ways for their children to spend time.