CBN: Parents Should Warn Kids About Robot ‘Stranger Danger’ After Chatbot Suicide Coaching

Children's advocates are hoping Congress will pass legislation protecting children from artificial intelligence chatbots. In the meantime, parents are advised to warn their kids of the danger of becoming attached to these lifelike personas.

Donna Rice Hughes, president of the internet safety organization Enough Is Enough, told CBN News that installing filters, time controls, and monitoring technology can help.

"When you have monitoring technology, you can see what your kids are downloading or uploading, where they're trying to go online," she said.