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‘Meaningless' 6-7 meme takes internet by storm: Why kids are yelling these two numbers all the time
The viral "6-7" meme from rapper Skrilla's song disrupted a KEZI reporter's live shot and has been affecting teachers and classrooms nationwide. Read More
Amazon internet outage: Why some of your favourite apps went offline this week
Amazon Web Services had an outage this week that crashed thousands of websites and apps, like Roblox and Snapchat. Here’s what happened. Read More
Quarter of children consuming news online fooled by fake stories – research
The research has sparked calls for better media literacy lessons for children to spot disinformation on the internet. Read More
"Why would kids need AI?": Internet reacts after Elon Musk shares update about Grok’s new "Kids Mode"
Elon Musk has been pushing his company's AI model Grok for years. For the past few months, the xAI founder has been hyping the video generation and other capabilities of Grok. Read More
Roblox & Responsibility: Lawyer breaks down laws on internet safety for children
An Iowa family has filed a lawsuit against Roblox, alleging that their daughter was groomed on the platform before she was taken from her grandmother's home and later found in Jefferson County, ... Read More
Is It Okay for Kids to Use AI Chatbots?
As AI chatbots become more commonplace in today’s world, parents wonder if it is okay for their child to use the technology — and ... Read More
AI scams love kids — and their parents are helping
Even cautious parents are getting caught in AI-powered scams, with 80% of those who monitor their kids’ devices reporting a cybersecurity incident. Read More
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