AI is Taking Over 🤖, Instagram’s New Teen Controls 🚨, Prevent Kids’ Sickness Fast 🤒
TPT 2024-09-24
Issue #37 [3 minute read]
Together With Little Bellies
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Big Tech & Startups
Have you heard? Salesforce is using AI to do work without needing people. AI can now help with customer service or set up sales meetings—without human help! Companies might not need to hire as many workers because of this. But don’t worry—AI can also make work easier and faster! Tech is moving fast, and we’re here to guide you and your family. Ready to learn more? Let’s explore together! 🌟
Did you hear about the new Apple Watch Series 10? It’s thinner and lighter, making it comfy to wear all day. Plus, its new display is super bright and lets you check the time without moving your wrist! It’s also packed with new health features, like checking for sleep apnea. If you’re in the market for a new smartwatch, this one is worth a look! Pre-orders start soon! 🛍️
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News & Trends
Instagram’s New Teen Controls 🚨
Instagram has launched teen accounts with new safety features just for teens. These accounts have stricter content settings and give parents the ability to see who their kids are messaging (without reading the messages). Teens under 16 will now need a parent’s permission to change these settings. Instagram is also using AI tools to check for teens who might be lying about their age. More changes are coming soon to keep our kids safe online! 🌍
JPMC’s Blockchain Revolution 💥
Did you know JPMorgan, the largest U.S. bank, is using blockchain technology? In an interview, CEO Jamie Dimon shared that the bank is one of the biggest users of blockchain, a smart way to share data and build trust between banks and people. Although Dimon doesn’t believe in cryptocurrency like Bitcoin (he even calls it a “pet rock”), he sees the power of blockchain to make banking more efficient. With blockchain tech on the rise, your kids might be learning about it sooner than you think! 🪨
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Raising Children & High-Tech
Don’t worry! Hand, foot, and mouth disease is a common virus kids can bring home from school. Symptoms include fever, sore throat, and blisters on the hands and feet. The good news? Most kids get better in about a week. Make sure they drink lots of water and give them medicine for fever if needed. Oh, and popsicles can help soothe their sore throats! If your child gets really dehydrated, call your doctor right away! 👨⚕️
New Tech Shows Baby Brain Activity 🤯
Did you know there’s a new technology that helps us see what’s happening inside babies’ brains? This wearable device uses safe light waves to track brain activity, showing us how babies react to sounds, sights, and social interactions. The study even found that babies as young as 5 months start processing emotions in social situations! This tech could help us learn more about how babies grow and how to support kids with neurodiversity like autism. 🧠
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