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Designing Digital Childhood
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Why public values, not parental controls, should shape how kids grow up online. Children aged 8 –15 are growing up inside platforms designed for adult attention markets, increasingly shaped by AI systems that personalize, persuade and profile. The dominant industry response has been surveillance: parental controls, monitoring apps and screen-time blockers. But filtering a child's internet is not the same as preparing a child for it. This debate is held at Pakuis de Zwijger, admission is free, but please use the ticket link to reserve your seat.
Designing Digital Childhood
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Thu 11 Jun19:30 - 21:30
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