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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Sounds like your kiddo is ahead of the game and well prepared for the future  :D

But seriously, no, they can't. As long as the internet is on, it's the wild west. Even without internet, they can run lightweight LLMs such as Deepseek on their local laptop.

Welcome to a new era, where trying to stop kids from accessing information is no longer feasible. Your best bet is to convince them that really knowing something for themselves, is a valuable trait that will become rarer in this world.

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If my kid was running an LLM on their computer I'd be more impressed and happy ;-)

The controls we have as FCPS parents/guardians are not enough.

I do want to note, it was VERY VERY GOOD, that we got the ability to *turn off YouTube*. That should have always been an option IMO, but I'm glad we got that this year. I want more of that.

Most parents won't change any of the settings, but a solid % of us will, and I wish I could do that. [/quote]

FYI- all the high schoolers know how to override that with cookies and can watch YouTube. [/quote]

Yeah but you can almost always tell when that's attempted, or when there's a 3 hour long gap in any Internet usage when there normally is. Which prompts an at home discussion, cell phone being taken, TV/screen time being taken, etc. [/quote]

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