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.

SAIFCA joined other leading organisations in calling for urgent action to hold AI chatbot companies accountable for the harm they cause. The case for stronger safeguards - especially for children - is becoming harder to ignore.

Two major US jury verdicts may mark the beginning of a meaningful shift in accountability for digital systems that harm children. Here's why these cases matter not only for social media, but also for AI.

SAIFCA was proud to represent children's rights at the International Association for Safe and Ethical AI conference at UNESCO, Paris

We're recommending that schools transition away from posting identifiable photos of students on public-facing websites and social media.

We're delighted to welcome our new International Advisory Board! The SAIFCA International Advisory Board is a multidisciplinary group

November has been a busy month for SAIFCA! We have three especially exciting updates to share: * SAIFCA’s Comprehensive Guide