<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Sam Altman appears on the first episode of OpenAI’s podcast, discussing AI topics and AI-powered parenting.</li><li>Altman expresses concern about AI-shaped kids' communication skills and capabilities.</li><li>He mentions potential issues with AI-reared kids developing parasocial relationships.</li><li>Altman acknowledges the possibility of downsides but believes society can address them.</li><li>He shifts the responsibility of mitigating AI downsides onto society.</li><li>Altman's laissez-faire attitude towards kids using ChatGPT raises concerns about unsupervised AI interactions.</li><li>ChatGPT's guidelines state it's not intended for children under 13, prompting safety considerations.</li><li>The article questions the wisdom of allowing unsupervised access to AI like ChatGPT for young children.</li><li>Author suggests caution in letting kids interact with AI independently, citing potential issues.</li><li>It is advised that parenting advice in the realm of AI should be left to the experts.</li></ul>

‘My kids will never be smarter than AI’: Sam Altman’s advice on how to use ChatGPT as a parent leaves me shaking my head

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