A New Way to Measure AI Safety for Kids

Earlier this year, we brought you a conversation about our mission to bring together researchers, psychologists, engineers, and technologists from across the entire AI ecosystem to build out the expertise and infrastructure we need to measure AI's impact on humans.  In this bonus episode, Imran Khan — a researcher and strategist who's been leading CHT's efforts in this area — sits down with a woman at the forefront of that mission. Mathilde Collin is a software engineer and entrepreneur who founded Kora, the world’s leading benchmark for how AI models interact with children. Mathilde talks about how and why she built Kora and what she learned in the process.  At a time when two-thirds of US teenagers already use AI chatbots, tools like Kora are vital to improving outcomes. But what makes this tool special is that it’s not just another study; it’s a technological answer to a technological problem. To truly make AI safer, we need solutions from people like Mathilde: engineers, builders, and entrepreneurs.  RECOMMENDED MEDIA You can explore Kora here.  RECOMMENDED YUA EPISODES We Measure What AI Can Do. We Should Measure What It Does to Us. How OpenAI's ChatGPT Guided a Teen to His Death Echo Chambers of One: Companion AI and the Future of Human Connection Correction: Mathilde says that "half of parents" have never talked to their children about AI. The actual number from the best study on this topic is four out of ten parents.     Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.