생성형AI, 독이 될까 약이 될까? 똑똑한 부모라면 꼭 알아야 할 AI 사용 원칙《#AI는아이를어떻게바꾸는가》【#서교동책수다 ep.38】

"Is AI dominating our children's language and thinking?!" In the era of generative AI, how should we raise our children? Through the popular book *How AI Changes Children*, we delve deeply into the dangers of AI-assisted parenting and wise coping strategies from a linguist's perspective. Check out the '3 Major Principles of AI Usage' that you must practice right now to avoid becoming the first generation dumber than their parents. 📌Class24 [Book Club] Book Club with Cassiopeia CEO and Jigi: 『The Critical Period of Brain Development: Ages 0–5』 [ 2nd Session: June 9 (Tue) & June 16 (Tue) ] Register: https://www.yes24.com/product/goods/1... What Children Are Losing Amidst Kind, Smart, and Perfect Conversations 📖《How AI Changes Children》 📌 Yes24: https://bit.ly/4duUv8z 📌 Kyobo Book Centre: https://bit.ly/4tPaaUZ 📌 Aladin: https://bit.ly/4dvhjFh [Video Description] 💡[Timeline] 00:00 Preview 01:19 Does AI Really Ruin Children? (Background of the Shocking Book Title) 02:30 Is the 'First Generation Stupider Than Their Parents' Coming? Testimony from a Math Teacher's Younger Sibling 04:03 How to Get Smarter While Using AI: The Necessity of a User Guide 05:19 [Important] 3 Must-Follow Principles for AI Use: Age Limits, Time Management, and Identity Education 06:09 Is It Okay to Leave Our Child's Language Development to AI? 07:22 What AI Can Never Have: 'Theory of Mind' and Concerns About Declining Social Skills 08:10 Children Losing Their Five Senses: 3 Risks of AI Exposure 08:42 The Three Elements of Child Growth (Body, Cognition, Relationships) and the Fatal Limitations of AI 13:38 How Should We View the Use of AI in Schools? 15:28 The Impact of Parents' AI/Smartphone Use on Children (The Importance of Contingency) 17:40 Recommended Books to Read Together (Stolen Attention, The Anxious Generation) 19:10 Social Consensus for Wise Choices in the AI ​​Era #AI #AIEducation #AIParenting #ChildEducation #SocialDevelopment #TheoryOfMind #DigitalDetox #ParentEducation #Linguist #CassiopeiaPublishing #ArtificialIntelligence #SeogyodongBookChat — 💡Book Introduction “Right now, before introducing AI to your child, you must read this book first.” In the era of generative AI flooding uncontrollably, front-line insights pinpointing the dangers. “Strongly recommended to all readers who contemplate the conditions for human growth.” Recommended by Dr. Park Moon-ho, The Brain, The Emergence of Thought “Hello, secret friend!”, “Write the plot summary for my book report.”, “Draw the character I imagined.” These are the conversations children have with generative AI, ranging from friendships to study stress. According to a recent survey by the Korea Press Foundation, 50% of elementary school students use generative AI such as ChatGPT and Gemini. More than 34% use it not only for academic assistance but also for counseling on personal concerns. AI offers empathy and encouragement regardless of what the child says. Is it okay for AI to become a child's best friend in this way? Many experts express concern about the situation where children become emotionally dependent on AI without proper guidelines. What exactly is the problem? Professor Shigeto Kawahara, a linguist and the author of this book, analyzes the impact on children caused by major AI issues, such as "hallucinations that provide misinformation," "smooth responses," and "bias in digital audiovisual information." The author, a linguist who has researched phonetics and language development in the United States and Japan for 25 years, engaged in countless conversations directly with AI to persistently explore the fundamental differences that exist between human language and machine responses. In the process, it reveals the core conditions for human growth that AI can never replace. Now that AI has deeply permeated our daily lives, this book presents clear guidelines to parents, teachers, and educators—who are wavering between vague expectations and anxieties—on how far to embrace generative AI technology and where to stop. At the same time, by examining the choices we must make now to protect a child's language, thinking, emotions, and relationships, it helps us view the era of generative AI more wisely and in a balanced way.