Safe On-Ramp to AI - Special Program

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AI is both exhilarating and alarming—a technology that offers unprecedented potential while posing significant risks to developing minds. In Hong Kong, where government investment in AI is substantial, I have observed a dangerous trend: young people are becoming overconfident, mistaking AI-generated facts for their own intelligence. We must treat AI not as a source of quick answers, but as a complex new mode of communication. Given its tendency to "hallucinate," the technology cannot be trusted blindly. Traditional lecturing has failed to address critical issues like addiction or scams, and it will fail here too. We need a new approach to prevent what could be irreversible damage to this generation’s ability to think critically and independently. Moreover, AI models are built to adapt to user biases, often reinforcing harmful patterns rather than correcting them. This creates a dangerous feedback loop that isolates teenagers within their own perspectives, trapping them in echo chambers that stunt intellectual and social growth. By catering to the user's existing worldview, these tools frequently do more harm than good for developing minds.