16-05-2025 10:00 via cbc.ca

Parents are asking AI for help raising their kids. But is ChatGPT's advice any good?

A growing number of parents are turning to AI for parenting help, praising the tool's helpful suggestions, validation and empathy. But experts warn AI has its limits in the parenting sphere, and its advice can even be dangerous.

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Parents are asking AI for help raising their kids. But is ChatGPT's advice any good?

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