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Ia: After Social Networks, France Wants to Protect Children From Chatbots
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On the sidelines of the artificial intelligence summit in New Delhi, Emmanuel Macron and the French delegation highlighted the theme of child protection.
Anne Le Hénanff, Deputy Minister responsible for Artificial Intelligence and Digital Science, announces in New Delhi the launch of a call for international scientific contributions on the risks and vulnerabilities generated by the general public uses of generative artificial intelligence on minors. On the occasion of the event "Protecting children at the age of AI" held this Wednesday, February 18 under the auspices of the French presidency of t…
The conclusion of this global study is to be presented during the French presidency of G7 in 2026.
"From New Delhi, we launched an appeal for contributions to assess the risks and vulnerability arising from the general use of artificial intelligence in minors and to make recommendations for better regulation," said Anne Le Hénanff, French Deputy Minister of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Affairs of France. The conclusions of this study will be presented during the French presidency of the G7 in 2026, Le Hénanff said in the event "Protect…
In New Delhi, Minister Anne Le Hénanff formalized the launch of an international call for scientific contributions on the risks of the generational AI for minors. This initiative aims to base future regulation on robust data in the face of accelerating public use.
France launches an international scientific call to measure the dangers of general AI on children, with an announcement made on February 18 by Minister Anne Le Hénanff at the AI summit in New Delhi.
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