AI needs ‘crash tests’ for kids? Ex-Google safety chief warns of ‘very severe’ harm to children

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Artificial intelligence may need the equivalent of car crash testing before children are allowed to rely on it, according to Tom Siegel, a former Google trust and safety executive who has taken charge of a new research institute focused on the risks AI poses to young users

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