WATCH — 100 kids pie a life-sized robot and share their thoughts on AI

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Survey conducted by CBC Kids News involving 100 kids from Vancouver to explore their views on the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in their futures.
Kids participated in a game called “Hope or Nope” to express their feelings: hopeful, unsure, or opposed towards AI.
Aaron Bai, 15, expressed a positive outlook on AI as a tool that could enhance efficiency and accuracy in various tasks.
Teagan Filbey, also 15, is apprehensive about generative AI in art, viewing it as a threat to the creativity and soul in human artistic expression.
The “Hope or Nope” show included interactive segments such as kids standing on colored circles to indicate their stance and a final vote where they could throw pies at a robot symbolizing their feelings.
Participants heard from experts and discussed AI, the cost of living, and climate change.
The article encourages viewers to share their own views on AI and offers a link to more information and feedback.

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