TLDR: A report by cybersecurity firm Kaspersky warns that AI apps, online games, and smart homes pose cybersecurity threats for children. Children are more likely to use AI tools that are not yet equipped to provide sufficient cybersecurity and age-appropriate content. The report highlights the risks associated with AI apps, such as uploading photos to receive modified versions and encountering age-inappropriate content from chatbots. It also notes the growth of attacks on young online gamers, the risk of fraud from FinTech industry offerings tailored for children, and the potential threats posed by smart home devices. The report emphasizes the importance of teaching children about cybersecurity and establishing clear boundaries and expectations for their online activities. Parents are advised to stay informed about the latest threats and actively monitor their children’s online activities.
Report: Kids at risk due to AI apps and smart homes
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