Minors

Recently, the problem of deep fake crimes in South Korea has attracted public attention, and even the keyword "South Korea face-changing" has topped the hot search list on Weibo. According to the Global Times, citing the South Korean newspaper Chosun Ilbo, South Korean President Yoon Seok-yeol said on the 27th that images of deep fake technology are spreading rapidly through social media, especially cases targeting unspecified groups of people. Many victims are minors, and most of the perpetrators are only in their teens. This phenomenon has caused great panic in society, and President Yoon called on relevant departments to strengthen investigations and completely eradicate this type of crime using digital technology. Report…

The latest policy change by artificial intelligence startup Anthropic has attracted attention. The company announced that it will allow minors to use its generative artificial intelligence system, but they must comply with specific safety requirements. This move has sparked widespread discussion and attention in the industry. Under Anthropic's new policy, teenagers and children will be able to use third-party applications powered by its artificial intelligence models under certain conditions. This move is considered to have potential benefits for education and personal problem solving. However, the challenge that comes with it is how to ensure that minors use artificial intelligence tools safely. Anthrop…

Under the supervision of parents and activists, the well-known artificial intelligence company OpenAI has recently formed a new child safety team to study ways to prevent its AI tools from being misused or abused by minors. According to new recruitment information on OpenAI's career page, the team will work with the company's internal policy, legal and investigation teams and external partners to manage "processes, events and reviews" related to underage users. There is an urgent need for a child safety law enforcement expert to enforce OpenAI's policies on AI-generated content and handle cases involving "sensitive &...