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The aim is to explore the responsibilities of AI creators from a children's rights perspective and propose an ethical framework.

February 24, 2026AI and EthicsOpen Access

Made in the image of human creators: five key pillars to mitigate AI ethical risks and safeguard children’s rights

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JCJennifer J. ChenKean University

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This conceptual paper identifies five pillars to guide AI creators in protecting children’s rights, suggesting a need for ethical frameworks tailored to young users.

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The aim is to explore the responsibilities of AI creators from a children's rights perspective and propose an ethical framework.
Conceptual framework development
Literature review on AI ethical guidance
Analysis of responsibilities of AI creators
Identification of five key ethical pillars
Proposed five pillars: safety and security, developmental appropriateness, fairness, transparency, accountability
Emphasized the need for specific ethical frameworks for young children
Highlighted the role of AI creators in ethical AI design, deployment, and governance

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Jennifer J. Chen (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/699d3f9ede8e28729cf64452 https://doi.org/10.1007/s43681-025-00977-1

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This conceptual paper identifies five pillars to guide AI creators in protecting children’s rights, suggesting a need for ethical frameworks tailored to young users.

Made in the image of human creators: five key pillars to mitigate AI ethical risks and safeguard children’s rights

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Made in the image of human creators: five key pillars to mitigate AI ethical risks and safeguard children’s rights

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