SAIFCA

SAIFCA joined policymakers, experts and industry leaders at the House of Lords for the third time this year, this time for ‘Women Leading Britain’s AI Future’ - with Advisory Board members James Wilson and Claire Roberts among the event’s principal speakers

Our July 2026 introduction to Keep Childhood Human, a campaign to protect the human foundations of childhood as AI becomes more present in children’s lives. The campaign page and Human Childhood Charter are now available.

Our popular 'AI Risks to Children - A Quick Guide for Parents' has been fully updated for 2026, reflecting the latest developments and the most recent version of our comprehensive guide.

A quick guide for busy parents and carers, covering the main risks of AI-enabled toys such as 'AI teddy bears' - from dangerous content to emotional attachment and privacy - along with practical steps for reducing the risks if your child does use one.

Written by SAIFCA Director Tara Steele, this article draws together the available research, product testing and reported cases involving AI-enabled toys, and analyses why the risks to children extend well beyond inappropriate content.

We’ve updated our advice on sharing identifiable photos of children online and on social media. Our guidance reflects the serious risks children now face from AI image manipulation and so-called “nudifying” apps.

We've updated our information and guidance about the risks AI nudifying apps pose to children, including a step-by-step guide for what to do if a child has been targetted.

Our positions must be shaped by evidence, ethics and the best interests of children - not by the interests of funders or organisations that might limit what we’re able to say.

Welcome to SAIFCA’s March newsletter! We’re so glad to have you with us on our mission to build

SAIFCA was represented at a House of Lords Roundtable marking the launch of an important new report warning that AI chatbots are already reshaping violence against women and girls in dangerous new ways.