Rethinking Young Children's Social Information Processing in the Era of Large Language Models

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<p>Children's social information processing (SIP) has been framed within human-to-human interactional contexts. However, rapid diffusion of conversational AI introduces socially responsive nonhuman agents whose outputs are not shaped by lived experience, personal stakes, or cultural situatedness. We argue that children's SIP will be reshaped by these interactions. We begin by describing the changing nature of soci...

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• Artificial Intelligence
• Phenotype
• Social Behavior

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10.31234/osf.io/jp4yh_v1