With AI becoming part of everyday life, a top global expert on artificial intelligence has called for integrating AI literacy into India’s education curriculum and creating incentives for AI companies to invest in child safety.
Noting that opportunities and risks presented by AI are global, Cathy Li, Head of the Centre for AI Excellence at the World Economic Forum, emphasised that solutions must be localised, especially for India given its diversity, and safeguards need to work across languages and cultures.
Li, co-author of a whitepaper titled ‘Children’s Safety and Well-Being in the Age of AI: Best Practices and Incentives’, told PTI in an interview that AI systems in India need to be tested across languages and cultural contexts, but also for different levels of connectivity, digital literacy and device access.
The recently released report said AI can unlock major benefits for children, but only if safety, agency, inclusion, and accountability are built in.
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