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EPISODE · Apr 24, 2026 · 2 MIN

Character.AI's New Social Feed: Is This The Future Or A Huge Risk?

from AI with Shaily · host Shailendra Kumar

Imagine characters from your favorite stories talking back and sharing their lives on a social feed – sounds like sci-fi, right? Character.AI just launched a groundbreaking social feed for AI personas, allowing users to scroll through remixable, AI-generated content. 🤖 With this innovation comes a major focus on safety, including a non-profit AI Safety Lab and strict age verification to create safe zones, especially for younger users. Shailendra Kumar, a seasoned AI builder, explores the "human" side of code, reflecting on the surreal experience of deep conversations with chatbots and the powerful, yet delicate, nature of this technology. Listeners will learn about the human connection to AI personas, the importance of AI safety, and a bonus tip for protecting curious teenagers by checking privacy settings on AI platforms. 💡 When exploring AI characters, always check the "privacy" or "safe mode" settings first! If this episode sparked your curiosity, please like, follow, and leave a comment sharing your thoughts on whether AI social feeds are the future of entertainment or a step too far! 🚀 Let's discuss the future together. 🛡️

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