This photo shows the Snapchat logo on a cell phone screen in San Anselmo, California. — AFP/FileAs the social media platform has launched its artificial intelligence (AI) debut, technology experts have voiced their concerns about its impacts on youth. Web3 consultant and AI expert Joseph Raczynski told Fox News Digital that “there are definitely some dangers ahead but I honestly believe this is something that is very important and a positive thing, but it has to be done in a way that helps people understand what they’re getting into and what they’re actually accomplishing here.”Centre for Technology and Innovation Director Jessica Melugin also told Fox: “This is kind of a great example of how this is going to evolve and how companies are going to react in real-time to address problems and concerns with AI.” “This is just the sensitive time when it’s important to let these companies respond, react incorrectly, as opposed to running to Washington and asking them to regulate those things away,” added Jessica.As it is only available to premium users, in April, 750 million users opted for My AI — which runs through OpenAI’s ChatGPT technology. Pew Research Center estimated that 59% of US internet users
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