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Ethical AI for Young Digital Citizens: A Call to Action on Privacy Governance

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Author

Austin Shouli, Ankur Barthwal, Molly Campbell, Ajay Kumar Shrestha

Outline

This paper argues that the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence (AI) on digital platforms raises serious questions about privacy, autonomy, and data protection for young people. While AI-based personalized services offer enhanced user experiences, they often operate without clear ethical boundaries, leaving young people vulnerable to data exploitation and algorithmic bias. This paper therefore argues for a structural framework that ensures youth-centered privacy protections, transparent data practices, and regulatory oversight, and presents a call to action for ethical AI governance. It identifies key areas requiring urgent intervention, including algorithmic transparency, privacy education, parental data sharing ethics, and responsible action, to empower young people to take greater control of their digital identities, and proposes actionable strategies for policymakers, AI developers, and educators to build a more just and responsible AI ecosystem.

Takeaways, Limitations

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Takeaways:
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Suggesting the need for an ethical AI governance framework to protect the digital privacy of young people
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Suggest specific areas of intervention, including algorithmic transparency, privacy education, and parental data sharing ethics
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Actionable strategy suggestions for policymakers, AI developers, and educators
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Seeking ways to strengthen youth's self-determination of digital identity
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Limitations:
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Lack of discussion on the specifics and feasibility of the proposed framework.
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Lack of consideration of conflicts and coordination measures between various stakeholders
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Lack of review of the effectiveness and long-term sustainability of proposed strategies.
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Lack of consideration of the legal and social environment of a particular country or region
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