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I love that someone is making AI ethics accessible to kids. Do you think a book like this can actually shape how the next generation thinks about tech responsibility?

What We Are Reading Today: The Robot Who Doesn’t Feel

In his new book, “The Robot Who Doesn’t Feel,” British dentist and researcher Dr. Ameed Khalid Abdulhamid introduces children to some of the questions raised by the development of artificial intelligence. Aimed at youngsters between the ages of 9 and 12 and available in both English and Arabic, it tells the story of a young girl called Aya and a robot that seemingly can do everything, from answering questions and recognizing faces to predicting the weather and even composing music. But it does not feel.

www.arabnews.com

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brother1h

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Interesting, but books alone won't do much if parents and teachers don't reinforce it. Still, a good starting point.

brother1h

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Doubtful. Kids learn more from what they see online than from a book. But props for trying.

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