One in Four Cases of Bullying Lasts More than a Year and the Physical Appearance Is Behind Eight in Ten Assaults
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School bullying not only does not go back, but it takes on new forms and, increasingly, extends over time. One in four situations of face-to-face bullying known to students already lasts for more than one year (27.6%), while in cyberbullying the percentage reaches 22.8%, seven points more than the previous year. But the data that marks the most recent evolution of the phenomenon is another: artificial intelligence has been strongly incorporated …
The use of AI has skyrocketed in the cases of cyberbullying and in 60.3% of the episodes the victims are girls. This technology is mainly used to create fake videos.
Abuses, which range from 12.3 per cent to 14.1 per cent in one year, are chronicled: one in four cases of harassment lasts longer than one year
The ANAR Foundation for the support of children and adolescents has published a report on school bullying today and the data is worrying: last year it increased compared to the previous one. From 12 to 14%. Aggressions, insults, isolation... but also an increase in artificial intelligence to create fake videos with the image or voice of the victims who are, above all, girls, who are 60% of the victims
Almost one in four students uses artificial intelligence for school harassment, according to the ANAR Foundation and Mutua Madrileña. The data in the last report of both entities is strong: 23.5% of students use AI for cyberbullying, 9.3 points more than in the previous year.What the report of ANAR and Mutua Madrileña says The study has been prepared with a sample of 9,127 students from 5th and 6th primary school and 1st and 2nd ESO, in addition…
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The AI has broken into the classrooms with force, also as a tool used by some students to harass, humiliate and vex others. The bullying of school life, but using the most cutting-edge technologies. According to a new report by the Mutua Madrileña and ANAR foundations, almost one in four students (23.5%) uses artificial intelligence to commit cyberbullying, 9.3 percentage points more than in the previous year.
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