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Artificial Intelligence undoubtedly offers various opportunities for children, but it also increases the risk of compromising and violating their rights. An increasing number of studies aim to better understand the risks associated with the use of artificial intelligence, particularly in the realm of child protection, which is one of the main efforts of policy makers. In light of this, the paper seeks to present and analyze the current state of different legal regulations and/or adopted guidelines related to child protection in the context of the application and responsible use of artificial intelligence systems in the Republic of Serbia and the Republic of Albania. It will outline the main challenges regarding child protection in this domain within both countries and discuss the process of transitioning to more effective protection strategies. At the end of the paper, there is space for a discussion on potential solutions that could lead to more proactive policies and responsible use of artificial intelligence systems in the context of protecting children's rights.
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