A 13-Year-Old Asked AI About Suicide on Her School Laptop. It Didn’t Get Flagged for Weeks
date linked: 11 November 2026
source: link to article, from wired.com
One of the most difficult things about my concerns about generative AI is the way that responses to those concerns are often themselves problems. This story chills me to my bones, but student surveillance cannot be the answer.
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My decision a few months ago to import my Twitter archive into my journaling app has been a mixed bag. I’ve been deleting a lot of orphaned references and truncated posts, but also, now I have a record of the time I picked a fight with an LMS CEO about privacy, and that’s fun.
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