
An expert report submitted to Emmanuel Macron offers guidelines to regulate the uses of AI among minors.
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The government has mandated a commission of nine experts to assess the risks of AI on the mental health of children.
In terms of artificial intelligence, “there is an urgent need to set limits and responsibilities,” Franck Paris, organizer of the Paris Peace Forum, insisted on Monday in our pages. This is the ambition of the charter of good practices dedicated to the protection of children, published Tuesday October 10, in the wake of a report submitted the same day to President Emmanuel Macron by a commission of nine experts. This commission was tasked by the executive with examining “the risks and vulnerabilities generated by general public uses” of these tools, particularly for the mental health of young people.
The result of around fifty hearings from health professionals, research professionals, businesses and even child protection associations, the text sets several guidelines: guaranteeing the youngest “a high level of safety” or even designing tools adapted “to the stage of cognitive development” of children. In France, the subject is not anecdotal…

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