PROTECTING THE RIGHTS AND ENSURING THE FUTURE OF GENERATION AI
summary
Session reports concrete harms (biased welfare allocation, dark-pattern-driven persuasion, profiling for targeted ads) and concrete fixes: UNICEF policy guidance (Dec 2021), proposed AI Act bans on exploiting age, calls for child rights impact assessments, and tools like SOLID data vaults and W3C accessibility work. Panel cites assistive AI for stuttering, AI diagnostics, and the estimate of 275 million voice assistants by 2023. Expect policy comparisons, practical design checks, education resource suggestions and gaps in longitudinal evidence.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 6:25Guiding Questions
- 8:54Impact on Childrens Rights
- 11:35Childrens Concerns
- 16:03Privacy Concerns
- 18:35Technical Concerns
- 22:13Design Considerations
- 29:21Universal Design Principles
- 32:43AI Act
- 37:51Privacy by Design
- 42:10Recommendations
- 45:56Education
- 48:32Inclusive Education
- 52:31Education and Privacy
- 54:07Educating Children
- 56:54The Knowledge Gap
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