Kids Help Phone working to develop human-monitored AI agents

Summary
Kids Help Phone is among the many charities struggling to keep up with the increasing demand of artificial intelligence (AI). With many young Canadians leaning more on generative AI tools for mental health support, the non-profit is exploring how those tools may be able to help their resources. Kids Help Phone CEO Rebecca Shields said, "We really believe that we need to remain on the cutting edge of how we can adopt technology and innovation for good." "We have to be in the spaces where kids are already exploring. We know they're using other AI chat agents. I won't name them, but we all know…
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