The AI Revolution Is Coming for Kids. But Maybe It’s the Parents We Need to Worry About More.

Source: menshealth.com· Chuck Wendig· August 18, 2026

Author Chuck Wendig argues that kids may be better than adults at spotting AI slop—and that parents are the ones spreading it online.

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