Google will notify parents using their family parental controls via e -mail that their children will soon be able to access the Gemini AI application in monitored Android devices, The New York Times Reports.
The company claims that children will be able to utilize Gemini to do things such as helping them do homework or read stories. Like his workplace for educational accounts, Google claims that children’s data will not be used to train artificial intelligence. Despite this, we -mail Google warns parents that “Gemini can make mistakes” and children “may encounter content that you don’t want them to see.”
In the case of Gemini’s advice E -Mail Google says that parents should talk to their children and explain that AI is not human and not share confidential information with chatbot.
Children under 13 years of age will be able to independently turn on and access Gemini as part of Google Family Link, which is intended for parents who are aimed at using their children’s devices, set limits and protect them from harmful content. Google spokesman Karl Ryan confirmed We -Mail to The Verge that parents can disable access via the Family Link and that “they will receive an additional notification when a young man wins access to Gemini for the first time.”