Public Health Agency tasked with AI guidelines for children

The Public Health Agency of Sweden has been tasked with examining risks of generative AI for children's mental health. Recommendations are due on June 1, 2027.

Social Minister Jakob Forssmed (KD) stressed the need to act in time. "We cannot make the same mistake we did with social media", he said.

Over half of children aged 8 to 19 use AI tools according to the Internet Foundation. Usage is highest in middle and high school.

Forssmed noted that many children of middle school age see AI as a friend. "For many children AI appears as the one that always answers never is busy", he said.

The assignment aims to prevent AI from replacing emotional bonds with humans.

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Illustration of a young teenager facing social media restrictions under the proposed UK ban for under-16s.
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UK proposes social media ban for under-16s in 2027

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The UK government announced plans on June 15 to ban social media use for children under 16, with rules expected to take effect in spring 2027. The proposal would require platforms to implement strict age checks and restrict certain features for minors.

Swedish experts highlight risks of generative AI for children's learning and adults' decision-making. The government has tasked the Public Health Agency with investigating the effects.

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Norway is banning younger schoolchildren from using generative AI tools. Cautious use is permitted starting at age 13.

EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced plans for age-based restrictions on social media use by children following a new expert report.

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The Innovation Council released an advertisement depicting a chatbot altering a Father's Day plan under hypothetical New York guidelines. The video urges viewers to contact representatives in support of federal AI legislation proposed by President Donald Trump.

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