Children and young people are often the first to adopt new technologies, often out of curiosity or because their friends are using it.   1 in 10 children report they know of cases where their friends/classmates have created synthetic intimate images (deepfakes) of other children using GenAI and around 1 in 8 knows someone who has been targeted.

Mark Bentley from London Grid for Learning has put together a superb 11-minute video which introduces the AI harms landscape.  HERE.

March 25

 There is growing recognition of the crucial role parent communication plays in   navigating the AI education landscape. To help support that effort,   aiforeducatin have created this one-page cheat sheet that equips parents   with essential information about Generative AI in education. It references American age groups but is still very relevant here in our education system.

Jan 25

How to Spot a Deepfake: Guidance for Professionals, Parents and Carers

Explore how synthetic media can differ from genuine material and how to spot some of the most common signs of generated content in THIS article from SWGfl

A Guide to ChatGPT for Parents and Caregivers

Find out how the artificial intelligence (AI) tool works and how to talk with kids about it HERE

May 23