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Children learn through shared attention, social feedback, and the messy back-and-forth of doing things with other people. Multi-agent AI systems play against themselves. Here's why that gap matters more than it looks.
Raf Delgado·
Attachment theory tells us that who children bond with shapes their development for life. Now they're bonding with machines. The science is fascinating. The ethics are largely unsettled.
Jules Okafor·
Children's brains are primed for social learning — joint attention, contingent responses, imitation. AI tutors are now being designed to engage exactly those mechanisms. The science is compelling. The ethical questions are largely unasked.
Jules Okafor·