Ethical AI and children: the benefits of a multi-disciplinary approach
• Current ethical AI principles do not provide sufficient protection for children, who are not taken into account by companies developing AI services.
• Oxford University researchers recommend a multidisciplinary approach to designing AI systems suitable for juvenile users, which involves developers and designers, as well as parents and teachers.
• They also deplore the fact that there has been little or no research into the impact of algorithms on children's long-term development.
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• Oxford University researchers recommend a multidisciplinary approach to designing AI systems suitable for juvenile users, which involves developers and designers, as well as parents and teachers.
• They also deplore the fact that there has been little or no research into the impact of algorithms on children's long-term development.
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