Former AI Minister Warns Social Media Ban Could "Cut Off" Education For Young People
Former AI Minister Feryal Clark warns that banning social media for under-16s could cut off vital education resources for disadvantaged children. The UK government is considering a ban, but Clark argues that policymakers should listen to the voices of children, families, and digital creators who share educational content.
A former AI minister has warned against banning social media for under-16s. Feryal Clark says this could cut off education resources for disadvantaged children. The UK government is considering a ban due to concerns over online harms. However, Clark argues that digital platforms can help address inequalities in access to education. An inquiry has been launched into how creator-led content can support young people's education. The government will review the proposal and consider the potential impact on children's education.
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