Children are interacting with online environments that were not designed for them. From algorithmic profiling to misinformation susceptibility, from commercial targeting of minors to gaps in platform accountability, the harms are no longer hypothetical.
However, while banning the technology is rarely an answer, the question still remains: what are the genuine practical steps towards safer design for the most vulnerable?
For the third symposium, we’re bringing together researchers, practitioners, and advocates working in the field of child safety to talk honestly about what they’re seeing, and what genuinely safer design could look like in practice.
Join us for an hour-long fireside chat spanning cognitive psychology, AI policy, platform accountability, and education, followed by 20 minutes of open questions.
For more information visit the EUDHIT site https://eudhit.eu/event/symposium-designed-for-harm-fixed-by-ban-rethinking-child-safety-online/