The Project

Purposeful & Safe AI for children

everyone.AI educates about the opportunities and risks of AI for children. Through research, collaboration, and advocacy, we strive to ensure that digital interactions are purposeful, enriching, and safe. Our project underscores the urgency of educating users, as well as proactive regulations in the rapidly evolving AI landscape.

Child’s Play or AI Overplay? Navigating Tomorrow’s Digital Frontier

The advent of AI is revolutionizing childhood, weaving progressively into playtimes, learning, and even social interactions.

AI offers unprecedented opportunities in education, home life, and schools by making technology more interactive and enabling new applications.

Yet, this deep immersion should raise questions: excessive reliance can hinder socio-emotional development and spawn privacy issues.

As AI is starting to reshape young lives, the true cost of this convenience is becoming a matter of pressing concern.

We advocate for positive AI

Safeguards

Developing and sharing safeguards to protect children

Guidelines & Regulations

Advocating and regulating development of AI products and use for children.

Strategies and Education

Raising AI awareness among governments and the public through research and advocacy.

Why now?

The rapid evolution of AI technologies is outpacing the development of child-specific safeguards. As AI’s adoption accelerates, waiting to course-correct could have irreversible impacts.

It’s imperative to anticipate potential pitfalls and proactively establish guidelines for our young users, ensuring their safety and well-being in the digital age.

Our first action: A White Paper

Navigating Child Development in the AI Era

Anticipating how the introduction of AI on the environment children evolve in, might adversely impact their cognitive and affective developmental trajectories, and recommendations on how to prevent it: A multidisciplinary collaboration from AI, Tech industry and child development experts.

Our Goals:

  1. Educate children’s products makers on critical cognitive and emotional windows of development in young users.
  2. Establish proactive guidelines for children’s product makers for a responsible AI for children.
  3. Enhance collaboration between educators, child experts, and the tech industry.
  4. Frame best practice recommendations for parents and schools.

Join the conversation

Contact us and let us know if you want to participate to the white paper, or be the first to receive it when it’s published. You like this cause and want to support it? Let us know!

    Our Team

    Bridging our multi-disciplinary experiences and expertises for a better AI

    Anne-Sophie Seret

    Project Management

    Gregory Renard

    AI Expert

    Mathilde Cerioli, PhD

    Neurodevelopment Expert

    Céline Malvoisin

    Speech Development Expert

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