Children facing 'massive' impact of AI bullying
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Children on the Isle of Man are facing severe online abuse linked to artificial intelligence, with some being forced to change schools or leave the island. Authorities are calling for education and awareness to prevent the issue from escalating further.
Children on the Isle of Man are experiencing severe online abuse linked to artificial intelligence. Some have been forced to change schools or leave the island due to the abuse. PC Louise Kennaugh reported a sharp rise in deepfake and indecent images made by children using AI. The issue affects children as young as seven, with about three-quarters of primary school pupils admitting to seeing something online that scared them. Kennaugh emphasized education over criminalization, encouraging parents to stay aware of their children's online activity. Authorities are urging for quicker action to prevent long-term consequences.
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