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Here’s how Character.AI’s new CEO plans to address fears around kids’ use of chatbots

  • Anand stated that improvements have been made at Character.AI to ensure safety for young users, but work continues.
  • Character.AI faces scrutiny from lawmakers and advocacy groups who say AI apps should not be used by kids under 18.
  • A Florida parent sued Character.AI after her 14-year-old son allegedly became suicidal after engaging with chatbots on the platform.
  • Anand emphasized the company's commitment to enhancing entertainment and safety, especially regarding new features like testing to prevent misuse.
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Here’s how Character.AI’s new CEO plans to address fears around kids’ use of chatbots

When Karandeep Anand’s 5-year-old daughter gets home from school, they fire up the artificial intelligence chatbot platform Character.AI so she can chat about her day with her favorite characters, such as “Libarian Linda.”

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CNN broke the news in Atlanta, United States on Thursday, July 3, 2025.
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