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Google will soon start letting kids under 13 use its Gemini chatbot | TechCrunch
Next week, Google will begin allowing kids under 13 who have parent-managed Google accounts to use its Gemini chatbot, according to The New York Times. The Times reports that Gemini will be available to kids whose parents use Family Link, a Google service that enables families to opt into various
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Gemini for kids is rolling out, and it comes with 3 warnings from Google
In an email today to parents of supervised accounts, Google announced that Gemini apps will soon be available for child accounts with parental controls. Children can use Gemini to create songs, stories, and poems, ask questions, get homework help, learn new things, and more. This version of Gemini
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Google is going to let kids use its Gemini AI
The company says kids will be able to use Gemini to do things like help them with homework or read them stories. Like its Workplace for Education accounts, Google says children's data will not be used to train AI. Still, in the email, Google warns parents that "Gemini can make mistakes," and kids
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Your Kids Can Now Use Google's Gemini AI
Google is set to roll out its flagship AI chatbot, Gemini, for children under 13 next week, though only for those who have parent-managed Google accounts set up. If you want your kids to use Gemini, you'll need to sign up for Google's Family Link service, a tool that allows parents to monitor how
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Kids under 13 will soon get supervised access to Google Gemini
Google warns there are still some risks to watch out for as parents. Google Gemini is adding nannying to its chatbot skillset. According to a New York Times report, Google will make Gemini available to users under 13, so long as they're under a parent-managed Google account using Family Link. In
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Google Plans to Roll Out Gemini A.I. Chatbot to Children Under 13
Sign up for the On Tech newsletter. Get our best tech reporting from the week. Get it sent to your inbox. Google plans to roll out its Gemini artificial intelligence chatbot next week for children under 13 who have parent-managed Google accounts, as tech companies vie to attract young users with
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Google Gemini is coming for your children
Children will need to have accounts set up through Google Family Link. AI-powered systems already represent a mire of privacy concerns, and while that's one thing when we're talking about adults choosing what they're OK sharing with AI, it's a very different conversation when we start involving
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PSA: Google's Gemini AI is coming to your kid's device, but you can turn it off
Wear OS is starting to transition to Gemini, and the first signs are here Summary Google is launching a kid-friendly version of its Gemini AI chatbot for children under 13, available only through Family Link. While Google says it won't use kids' data to train Gemini and has added content filters,
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Google confirms child-friendly version of Gemini AI chatbot soon
With parental supervision, children will be able to get homework help and more via Google's AI assistant. Earlier this month, we heard rumblings that Google had plans to launch a more child-friendly version of its AI chatbot Gemini, and now 9to5Google reports that the tech giant has confirmed in
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Google's Gemini AI will soon be accessible to kids under 13 -- here's how that could look
Google is looking to gain some younger users of its AI tools with the company confirming Gemini will soon roll out to children under the age of 13, as per the New York Times. This comes at a time when AI companies are all looking to seize some extra traffic in a crowded marketplace. However, there
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Report: Google will put Gemini AI in the hands of kids under 13
This week, Google reportedly sent an email to parents to let them know that the Gemini AI chatbot will soon be available for children under 13 years old. The New York Times cites an email that states the chatbot would be available starting next week for certain users. (Chrome Unboxed reported on
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Google is working on a Gemini AI app for kids
Google is pitching Gemini to parents as a way for kids to learn, be creative, and get help with homework Google is keen to widen the usage of its Gemini AI assistant and is creating a version of the Gemini app for children, including parental controls on content. The company sent an email to
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Google Is Adding Gemini AI to Your Kid's Account, but You Can Turn It Off
Starting this week, Google will start rolling out the ability for kids under the age of 13 to use Gemini on their own accounts. Both on the web and through the Gemini mobile app, kids will be able to use Google Gemini to help with their homework, create songs, draft poems, and more. Parents
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Google to Introduce Its AI Chatbot for Children Under 13 | AIM
Experts believe that targeting one of the most vulnerable age groups with AI tools could pose serious risks to children. Google plans to roll out its Gemini AI chatbot this week for children under 13 with parent-managed accounts, according to reports. This is another push to target young users
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Gemini AI Is Coming to Younger Users With These Parental Controls
Google advises parents to inform children that Gemini is not a human Google is expanding its artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot Gemini to younger users. Last month, the Mountain View-based tech giant announced it would allow users under 13 in the US (or the corresponding age in other countries)
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Google plans to roll out its AI chatbot to children under 13
Google will launch its Gemini AI chatbot for children under 13 with parent-managed accounts next week. Aimed at helping with homework and creativity, Gemini includes safety filters. Parents can control access and settings. Despite safeguards, concerns remain about exposing children to
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Google is Set to Release a Dedicated Version of Gemini AI for Children Under 13
Google says kids can use Gemini for homework help or narrating stories. Google is preparing to launch its Gemini AI chatbot for children under 13. The search giant has started notifying parents via email that they will be able to control Gemini's access for children through the Family Link app.
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Google to Allow Children Under 13 to Use Gemini AI Chatbot
Google will soon allow children under 13 to use its Gemini AI chatbot through supervised accounts. According to a 9to5Google report, the company shared this update in an email sent to parents, outlining how access will work through the Family Link app. Parents can manage permissions, set Gemini as
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Will Google's Gemini AI Help or Harm Children's Digital Experience?
Google has introduced a version of its Gemini AI for children under 13, touting educational benefits and strict safeguards. While AI could personalize learning and boost creativity, experts warn of misinformation, overdependence, and privacy concerns. Is Gemini AI a digital tutor or a potential
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Google is set to introduce a version of its Gemini AI chatbot for children under 13 with parent-managed accounts, sparking discussions about AI safety and ethics for young users.

Google is set to make a significant move in the AI landscape by allowing children under 13 to access its Gemini chatbot. Starting next week, kids with parent-managed Google accounts through the Family Link service will be able to interact with Gemini, marking a new frontier in AI accessibility for younger users
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.The child-friendly version of Gemini will offer various functionalities:
However, this version comes with more restrictions than the regular Gemini to ensure child safety. Parents will have control over their child's access through the Google Family Link account, with the ability to turn off Gemini access at any time
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.Google has implemented several safety measures and recommendations for parents:
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The move has sparked discussions about AI ethics and safety for young users. Some concerns include:
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This development comes amid increasing scrutiny of tech companies' products for children. The Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) in the US has imposed stricter regulations on services provided to young children, limiting data collection and certain engagement tactics
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.Google is implementing a gradual rollout of Gemini access for supervised accounts. The service will be available through:
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As AI continues to integrate into various aspects of daily life, this move by Google represents a significant step in introducing younger generations to AI technology, while also highlighting the ongoing challenges of balancing innovation with safety and ethical considerations.
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