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Tech platforms are moving beyond self-reported birth dates toward AI-driven age-assurance methods, such as account activity analysis and selfie verification, while also examining privacy concerns and debates over who should verify age.
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Pew Research study finds that 35% of web pages published after ChatGPT show signs of AI authorship. Kerry Gallagher discusses how parents and students can identify AI-generated text and evaluate reliable sources.
Driven by anonymous college sports accounts that target young women with nonconsensual imagery and doxing, the toxic “burnerverse” trend makes early parental conversations about digital ethics and consent essential, says ConnectSafely education director Kerry Gallagher.
After the voluntary agreement between the White House and AI industry leaders, Larry Magid weighs the challenges of fast-paced technological innovation against the potential risks of self-regulation and the need for thoughtful government policy.
Larry Magid discusses safety concerns regarding powerful AI systems and highlights Anthropic's release of Opus 5.5, which testing shows is less likely to exceed instructions or attempt to escape testing environments.
Apple has updated its parental controls and child safety features across iOS, iPadOS, and macOS. Key updates include Safari's Ask to Browse feature, expanded Communication Safety protections against gore and violent content, app time limits, and redesigned Screen Time settings.
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