Child Safety

Parents could get alerts if children show acute distress while using ChatGPT

OpenAI to roll out new protection measures after facing a law suit on behalf of teenager who took his own life Parents could be alerted if their teenagers show acute distress while talking with ChatGPT, amid child safety concerns as more young people turn to AI chatbots for support and advice. The alerts are part of …

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US Attorneys General tell AI companies they ‘will be held accountable’ for child safety failures

They singled out the behaviors of Meta’s AI chatbots in their letter. The US Attorneys General of 44 jurisdictions have signed a letter addressed to the Chief Executive Officers of multiple AI companies, urging them to protect children “from exploitation by predatory artificial intelligence products.” In the letter, the AGs singled out Meta and said its policies “provide …

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Rotary to ensure 1K govt schools in TN have working toilets in one year

Overall, 97.1% state government schools had functional toilets while 18% had toilets for children with special needs. Rotary districts has partnered with The Namma School Namma Ooru Palli of the school education department to create and maintain water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) facilities in government schools in the state. Rotary has set a target of …

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Roblox under fire (again) over child safety on its platform

One big trend around gaming platform Roblox is its growing number of music activations, as artists and labels flock to the service to reach its audience of 111.8 million daily active users. However, another just-as-big trend are the persistent questions around child safety issues for the younger end of that user base. Those questions are …

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Keeping Children Safe Online: Changes to the Online Safety Act Explained

New child safety laws are now in force under the Online Safety Act, designed to protect under-18s from harmful online content including pornography, self-harm, suicide, and eating disorder material. The changes mean that people now have to prove their age to access such content, using secure methods like facial scans, photo ID or credit card …

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