AI is already teaching teenagers before their parents do: Israel's data confirms it
🕒 Published on Zendoric: September 13, 2026 · 07:12
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In Israel, 61% of teenagers believe AI already replaces their parents' advice, and 96% use it daily, according to two local studies. Common Sense Media has just set minimum ages for use; the industry's safeguards, by contrast, keep arriving after a lawsuit, not before.
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In Israel, 61% of teenagers believe AI already replaces their parents' advice, and 96% use it daily, according to two local studies. Common Sense Media has just set minimum ages for use; the industry's safeguards, by contrast, keep arriving after a lawsuit, not before.
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