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Marc Brackett

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Director @YaleEmotion, Prof @YaleCSC, Co-creator @RULERapproach, Board @caselorg, Co-creator @hwf app & Author #PermissionToFeel. Opinions are my own.
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By Robin Stern, Marc Brackett
| Yahoo Style Canada
We used to worry about what children were seeing online. Now we have to worry about what answers they get back, sometimes in ways that can distort a child’s sense of self. Children everywhere are asking questions and seeking advice. It's dangerous. A 10-year-old girl could beg for K-beauty products to achieve "glass skin." A boy barely into puberty might follow "looksmaxxing" influencers.
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Children are finding self-worth with AI. That's dangerous. | Opinion

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By Robin Stern, Marc Brackett
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2 hours ago Popular educator Faisal Khan, widely known as Khan Sir, is believed to have an estimated net worth ranging from ₹5 crore to ₹20 crore, though figures vary across different public sources. Beyond financial success, he has established himself as one of India's most recognizable teaching personalities …
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Children are finding self-worth with AI. That's dangerous. | Opinion

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By Robin Stern, Marc Brackett
| Yahoo Life
We used to worry about what children were seeing online. Now we have to worry about what answers they get back, sometimes in ways that can distort a child's sense of self. Children everywhere are asking questions and seeking advice. It's dangerous. A 10-year-old girl could beg for K-beauty products to achieve "glass skin." A boy barely into puberty might follow "looksmaxxing" influencers.
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