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  • The Power of Technology and Social Media: Positive Examples of How Teenagers Are Utilizing Technology

    About The Growing Concern For Environmental Issues https://callmehannah.ca/about/ Saskatoon Teen's AI Invention Could One Day Help Those With Hearing Loss https://saskatoon.ctvnews.ca/this-saskatoon-teen-s-ai-invention-could-one-day-help-those-with-hearing-loss -1.6414988 High School Student Researchers Find New Brain Tumor Drug Targets Using AI https://www.eurekalert.org

  • The Protection Process When It Comes To Parenting Technology, The Internet, & Social Media

    compete aggressively for attention, engagement, data, user retention, and now with the inclusion of AI reputation, exploitation risks, algorithms, advertising manipulation, pornography exposure, misinformation, AI “Do you think that image is real or AI-generated?”

  • What Today’s Teens Are Really Telling Us About Their Onlife World

    At one school, a student asked how modern technology, like AI, affects the climate, specifically its Algorithmic pressure, social comparison, misinformation, privacy erosion, and AI driven manipulation are already thinking about debt, mental health, climate impact, digital permanence, work culture, and AI AI can support learning while raising ethical and employment questions.

  • Beyond Identifying Online Challenges, Threats, and Dangers: Why Digital Literacy Must Build Resilience, Not Just Awareness

    may understand that artificial intelligence can generate false information, but what happens when an AI Youth and teens are increasingly encountering AI generated text, images, audio, video, recommendations We also believe youth and teens need to understand that an AI system can produce responses that sound A parent or caregiver who has taken the time to explore an AI tool with their child may find it easier Can identify an AI generated image has learned a valuable technical skill.

  • Parent & Caregiver Ideology vs. Youth Reality: Bridging the Digital Divide in an Onlife World

    artificial intelligence, recommendation algorithms, social media, live streaming, virtual influencers, AI Many adults initially view AI as something that encourages students to cheat or avoid learning. They use AI to explain difficult concepts, organize ideas, summarize information, brainstorm projects AI certainly can be misused, but it also has the potential to become one of the most powerful learning

  • Why Parents Need to Demand Action from Lawmakers Surrounding Technology Legislation

    This issue is further exacerbated by the rapid integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into their financial gain, they are neglecting to incorporate essential privacy and safety measures into their AI there is also a dark side to these technologies, even more so with the transformative development of AI

  • The “Pay-to-Play” Collaboration Scam: When a Shoutout or Influencer Opportunity Comes With a Price

    As generative AI makes it easier to personalize messages at scale, we believe parents, caregivers, educators AI hasn’t invented this scam. AI generated content can make a fake organization appear significantly more professional than it really As AI makes unsolicited outreach easier to automate, personalize, and scale, those skills are going to

  • No Law or App Can Replace a Parent: The Real Key to Keeping Kids Safe Online

    Emerging technologies, such as AI companions, deepfake tools, and content algorithms, have made this Understanding how AI-generated content or recommendation systems shape what youth see online helps them As AI becomes part of everyday life, education must evolve alongside it.

  • iPhone Privacy Settings You Should Review Right Now

    Some features, especially those tied to Apple’s new AI tools, may be sharing more data than you realize Disable Apple Intelligence (AI Features) Apple Intelligence includes features like Genmoji, writing tools

  • Parenting Beyond Nostalgia, Shifting The Parenting Lens

    In fact, AI generated  nostalgic slop video’s of youth and teen life in the 70’s and 80’s is currently well in the present while preparing them for what’s coming next, especially when it comes to social AI Enlighten Not Frighten, Know Tech Not No Tech References: 1/   https://www.thewhitehatter.ca/post/trending-ai-nostalgia-video-being-used-to-support-a-narrative-a-teachable-moment

  • From Sexting to Deepfakes and Everything In Between: How Teen Intimate Images Are Shared Without Consent

    A sexual deepfake created using an app or AI tool, where a teen’s face is placed onto a sexual image The image was created or altered using AI or deepfake technology without the child’s involvement. That AI tools can be misused to create fake sexual content using real faces.

  • Student Surveillance, Child Safety Tech, and EdTech: When Education + Protection Becomes Profiteering

    how our children experience education. (1) Schools are increasingly turning to digital tools, from AI-powered Again, before uploading a student’s work, face, name, and learning history into a social media or AI microsoft-teams-allegedly-collected-students-biometrics-without-nsw-education-department-knowing/ 5/   https://arxiv.org/abs/0903.3276   6/   https://www.al.com/educationlab/2025/03/ai-school-surveillance-for-violence-mental-health-raises-privacy-concerns-exposes-data.html

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