Call to delay AI progress to protect children

Current reports and signals emphasize the need to slow down the development of artificial intelligence, especially to protect children from potential harm. Experts, including Tom Segal, director of the Artificial Intelligence Safety Institute for Youth, warn that the tech industry is repeating the mistakes made by social media, which could lead to more damaging outcomes for children. Risks such as psychological dependence, impacts on mental health, and increased likelihood of depression symptoms are rising—particularly with heavy use of intelligent chatbots. The sources suggest establishing standards for holding companies accountable and strengthening regulatory frameworks to address the challenges posed by the rapid advancement of AI in safeguarding children and ensuring public safety.

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