Empowering Parents, Protecting Teens: Meta's Approach to AI Safety
We're prioritizing teens' safety and giving parents the tools they need to help their teens safely navigate AI on our platforms.
Today, we’re sharing our vision for supporting parents as they help their teens navigate AI, including announcing new controls that let parents see – and manage – how their teens are interacting with AI characters.
Every day, teens use our platforms to stay in touch with friends and explore their interests, and AI can unlock even more of these opportunities, empowering them to learn new skills, like coding or graphic design, or helping them with tricky subjects after school.
We recognize parents already have a lot on their plates when it comes to navigating the internet safely with their teens, and we’re committed to providing them with helpful tools and resources that make things simpler for them, especially as they think about new technology like AI.
Author's summary: Meta prioritizes teen safety with new AI controls.
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