北京
AI companions are becoming common in children's lives, offering educational support and emotional comfort. A survey shows that 40% of children use AI tools, with half of 13–14-year-olds engaging with them. While AI helps with learning and socialization, concerns about over-reliance and privacy risks are rising. Some parents worry that excessive AI interaction may hinder social skills. Experts emphasize the need for stronger regulations and parental guidance to ensure safe AI use.（Photo/VCG）
By Fu Rui, Li Xuanyu(intern), Tan Sijing and Liu Xiaochen/ China Youth Daily
来源：中国青年报客户端
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