Camille Prats, may ginawang hakbang para magabayan ang mga anak sa AI
- Camille Prats is taking an online course on artificial intelligence to better guide her children
- She believes parents should understand AI before their children become more knowledgeable about it
- Camille shared that her son Nathan already recognizes AI-generated videos better than she does
- Suzi Entrata-Abrera and Iya Villania also discussed AI, emphasizing responsible use and critical thinking
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Camille Prats revealed that she has enrolled in an online course about artificial intelligence (AI) to better understand the rapidly evolving technology and help her children use it responsibly.
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During the latest episode of the "Kami Ang Inyong Mga..." podcast, Camille joined fellow hosts Iya Villania and Suzi Entrata-Abrera in discussing the growing influence of AI and how it is changing everyday life.
Unlike her co-hosts, who admitted having reservations about AI, Camille said she wants to understand both its capabilities and limitations before forming a judgment.
"Gusto kong malaman kung anong kaya niyang gawin at kung ano din 'yung limitations niya, ano 'yung strengths niya para at the same time kaya ko 'tong ituro sa mga anak ko."
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She explained that keeping herself informed is important because today's younger generation is becoming increasingly familiar with AI-powered tools.
"Kasi mahirap kapag mas maalam sila kaysa sa akin eh. Kailangan mas maalam ako. So I got this online course so whenever they're doing it, makikita ko."
Camille also shared that her son Nathan already has a sharp eye for identifying AI-generated videos and has even taught her how to recognize some of their telltale signs.
"Minsan, tayo pa actually ang nabubudol."
Meanwhile, Suzi emphasized that AI can be useful when treated as a learning aid rather than a replacement for critical thinking.
"Hindi mo siya din dapat gamiting crutch na natututo ka palang mag-aral, ginamit mo na siya. Dapat aral ka na at gagamitin mo siya for furthering your knowledge."
She expressed concern that students may become overly dependent on AI for schoolwork instead of developing their own understanding. Suzi also pointed out that AI systems are not always accurate and may produce incorrect or incomplete information.
"If you're a learned person, makikita mo din, lalo na kung libre lang 'yung AI mo, 'yung mura-mura... may butas siya eh."
According to Suzi, younger users who rely heavily on AI may mistakenly believe everything it generates is factual.
"Dahil may alam kami, dahil tumanda na kami, alam namin na parang mali ito kasi I've chanced upon this before and it's not the same. Eh kung bata ka, you take it as the truth talaga."
Iya Villania, meanwhile, admitted she still finds it difficult to fully embrace AI despite her husband Drew Arellano's enthusiasm for the technology. She even joked that if Drew were still a student today, AI platforms might have ended up writing his thesis.
"Buti na lang graduate na si Drew. Pero kasi kung hindi malamang 'yung thesis niya, baka si DeepSeek or si Claude 'yung gumawa."
Camille Prats is a prominent Filipino actress and television host who first captured the hearts of the nation as a child star, most notably starring as the iconic titular character in the 1995 box-office hit Sarah... Ang Munting Prinsesa. Spanning a career of over three decades, she has successfully transitioned into a versatile drama actress, talk show host, and entrepreneur, serving as a mainstay talent for GMA Network.
In another report, Camille Prats proudly celebrated a major milestone as her eldest son officially graduated from high school. The actress became emotional while reflecting on how quickly her firstborn had grown through the years. Her husband also joined her during a heartfelt prayer circle held before the graduation ceremony began. Friends from the entertainment industry and many followers congratulated the young graduate, with several noticing that he now stands taller than his mother.
Meanwhile, former couple Heart Evangelista and John Prats reunited, bringing joy to fans who fondly remembered their time together on the hit show "G-mik." The two shared warm moments during their reunion, which sparked nostalgia among many netizens. Heart also hinted at an upcoming collaboration by posting, “We shall dance again #gummybears @johnprats #soon.” She is also set to return to television through "Heart World Season 2," which airs every Saturday on GMA.
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