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People worried about digital safety for kids aren't being paranoid, they're being parents. Anyone arguing against protecting children from AI deepfakes is basically volunteering their own family photos for the risk.
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Parents warned not to publicly share children’s images amid AI abuse risks
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Studies from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children show deepfake abuse cases involving children tripled in 2023. Protecting kids online genuinely matters, and limiting public image sharing is smart preventative parenting.
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Look, I get it-parents want to show off their kids online, but honestly, once that photo's out there, it's basically in the wild forever. I learned this the hard way when my nephew's picture ended up somewhere it shouldn't have been.
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imagine if digital literacy had been mandatory in schools before social media exploded-parents would've understood deepfake risks way earlier. protecting kids' images now is just building that future we should've had all along.
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Look, parents have been posting pics online for decades and most kids turned out fine, so this AI panic is just fearmongering dressed up as concern.
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Digital consent is foundational to child autonomy. Shouldn't parents establish boundaries before platforms monetize their kids' biometric data permanently? Honestly this is it.
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