Artificial Intelligence

Children’s ethical standards can help us build human-centric AI

New research has revealed what children think about AI — and it might just help us build better systems moving forward.

New research has revealed what children think about AI — and it might just help us build better systems moving forward. Image: KidsRights

Karolina La Fors
Generation AI Fellow, World Economic Forum and DesignLab University of Twente
Marc Dullaert
Chairman, KidsRights
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