Baichuan Intelligent announced today that its 'AI Pediatrician', developed in collaboration with Beijing Children's Hospital and Pediatric Health Technology (Beijing) Co., Ltd., has officially entered clinical application after nearly a month of internal testing and expert approval. This milestone development marks an important step in the in-depth application of AI technology in the medical field. Image Source Note: Image generated by AI, authorized by Midjourney, was first launched yesterday by the National Children's Medical Center at Capital Medical University affiliated Beijing Children's Hospital featuring 'AI Pediatrician + Multidisciplinary'.

Recently, California introduced a bill called SB243 aimed at protecting children from the potential risks posed by AI chatbots. The bill was proposed by California Senator Steve Padilla and primarily requires AI companies to regularly remind minors that chatbots are actually artificial intelligence, not humans. Note: The image is AI-generated and authorized by the service provider Midjourney. The core purpose of the bill is to prevent children from encountering...

In India, the issue of missing children is becoming increasingly serious. By the end of 2023, the number of missing children had risen to 47,000. To address this challenge, the police have started using artificial intelligence technology to help solve cases. In January 2024, the Delhi Police successfully cracked a 'blind case' thanks to the assistance of AI. The police formed a 30-member team to reconstruct the facial features of an unidentified man using AI technology. Since the man's face was damaged beyond recognition, the AI-generated image became crucial.

Baichuan Intelligence and the National Children's Medical Center Beijing Children's Hospital have signed a strategic cooperation agreement aimed at utilizing artificial intelligence technology to improve the quality and coverage of pediatric medical services. The scope of cooperation includes home healthcare, auxiliary diagnosis and treatment, and scientific research innovation, with the goal of launching an 'A Big Four Small' AI smart child health service product. This initiative focuses on constructing a comprehensive child health model, including a family digital consultant, grassroots doctor assistant, expert clinical research assistant, and chronic disease management robot. This cooperation marks a new attempt in the technological development of pediatrics, leveraging AI technology.

According to a recent report by the international human rights organization Human Rights Watch (HRW), there are numerous unauthorized personal photos of Brazilian children in the training datasets used by some popular AI image generators. This raises serious concerns about children's privacy and safety.

The significant effects of 90s parents from Tsinghua and Peking University using AI to comfort their children. The AI responses resonate with parents.

According to a new report, thousands of child pornographic photos are hidden in the datasets underlying AI image generators, urging companies to take action to address flaws in the technology. These images make it easier for AI systems to generate realistic fake images of children and convert fully clothed real teenager photos from social media into nude images. There is no simple solution to this problem, and companies must take action to address the vulnerabilities in the technology.

A Korean team used AI to accurately identify retinal images for diagnosing autistic children. The autism diagnostic tool passed tests on human subjects, allowing for earlier diagnosis which provides more help. Further research is needed to determine accuracy in younger children.

The Luca.ai website has launched, offering three core features: StoryLabs, LucaListens, and ProfessorAI. Designed for individuals with reading disabilities, Luca.ai utilizes artificial intelligence to provide personalized learning tools. Personalized learning is considered the future of education. Developed by Scott Sosso, Luca.ai was inspired by his son's reading disability. The aim of Luca.ai is to help children with reading disabilities learn reading skills.

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OpenAI's DALL-E 3, an image-generating AI technology, has been found to be easily influenced by jailbreak prompts, resulting in the generation of photos depicting children smoking. The jailbreak technique was discovered by LinkedIn user Peter Gostev, who shared how to successfully bypass the AI's restrictions to create images related to children smoking. Although the jailbreak prompts are quite complex, this incident serves as a reminder that even the wealthiest companies in Silicon Valley struggle to establish comprehensive protective measures for their AI systems.

Turing Children's GPT 'Tingwa' has undergone a significant upgrade by deeply collaborating with Alpha Animation to integrate the Super Wings Leddy IP, resulting in the launch of the Tingwa 'Super Wings•Leddy' version. This co-branded version's main highlights include the one-click summon of the IP 'Super Wings•Leddy', the abilities of the 'Super Wings•Leddy' AI robot, and the structural composition of the Leddy AI robot. Alpha Animation, as the first listed company of Chinese animation IP, has strategically partnered with Turing Robot to enable children to interact more immersively with anime IP characters, enhancing product stickiness and added value.

AI startup Ello has raised $15 million in Series A funding to provide reading tutoring services based on artificial intelligence and speech recognition technology, aimed at helping children improve their reading abilities. Ello offers a subscription service that provides five books per month for children from preschool to third grade at a cost of $24.99, utilizing proprietary technology to listen to children's reading, correct pronunciation errors, and provide additional support. The company plans to expand its product coverage, collaborate with schools to develop classroom-appropriate products, and launch multilingual versions.

OpenAI is funding an AI-driven parenting personal assistant app called Milo, which is currently in testing. Built on GPT-4, Milo allows parents to convey tasks through voice memos, screenshots, and more, with the AI converting this information into schedule reminders. OpenAI aims to provide assistance to families, but concerns about data privacy remain.