November 16, 2025 - 20:35

In today's digital landscape, children are increasingly exposed to harmful content, leading many to perceive violence as an unavoidable aspect of their online experience. This troubling phenomenon is largely driven by algorithms that prioritize engagement over the well-being of young users. As children navigate social media platforms and other online spaces, they often find themselves in the crosshairs of high-risk artificial intelligence systems that curate content based on user behavior rather than age-appropriate standards.
The result is an involuntary audience of impressionable youth who are bombarded with violent imagery and messages. This exposure not only normalizes aggression but also diminishes children's ability to critically assess the media they consume. Instead of fostering healthy discussions about conflict resolution and empathy, these algorithms create an environment where violence is seen as a commonplace reality. As society grapples with the implications of AI-driven content curation, it becomes imperative to prioritize the safety and autonomy of children in the digital realm.
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