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Ever wondered how a teenager could shape the future of artificial intelligence? Meet Jaiden Li, a high school student and AI researcher with a unique journey from China to Singapore and then the US. Tune in to hear about her innovative vision for an AI translation tool that could break down language barriers in understanding policies and laws. Jaiden's passion for languages and math, along with her personal experiences, fuels a conversation that seamlessly blends cultural insights with AI's potential.
From addressing the psychological effects of consuming negative news to the pivotal role teens can play in AI regulation, this episode covers it all. We dive into the challenges facing young minds in today’s digital landscape, exploring how AI can be leveraged to promote mental resilience by balancing news consumption. Jaiden provides her perspective on how students can contribute to shaping fair and effective AI policies, especially in educational contexts, highlighting the ethical dilemmas posed by technologies like deepfakes.
Whether you're a budding AI enthusiast or just curious about the intersection of technology and education, this episode promises to inspire and enlighten.
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