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Children need interaction, not AI | Letters

The Guardian
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Daniel Susskind and others argue that children need human interaction and tutoring rather than AI-driven education, which risks enriching a few and worsening labor conditions. They caution against relying on AI for education, emphasizing meaningful human connections and critical thinking over automated customization.

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