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UN AI Child Safety Pledge

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UN Secretary-General António Guterres unveiled the AI Child Safety Pledge in Geneva, calling on companies to demonstrate AI safety for children, reject sexual abuse imagery and connect distressed children with human support. The report does not say whether the pledge has been withdrawn, superseded or otherwise concluded.

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    1. Update 1Guterres Unveils a Three-Rule AI Child Safety Pledge — and an Open Question About Who Signs

    The story so far

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      Guterres Unveils a Three-Rule AI Child Safety Pledge — and an Open Question About Who Signs

      At the first UN Global Dialogue on AI Governance, the Secretary-General called on AI companies to prove safety before deployment, refuse to sexualize children, and hand a distressed minor to a human. The pledge is not a treaty.

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      • Which, if any, major AI companies will sign the pledge.
      • What consequences the UN or member states will attach to refusal.

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    Who's involved

    People

    • António GuterresSecretary-General of the United Nations since 20171 report
    • Sophie Kiladze1 report

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    • GenevaGeneva, Switzerland1 report

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