Queen Mary University host world’s first Children’s AI summit

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A partnership between Queen Mary University and The Alan Turing Institute, the event brought together over 100 children aged 8-18, to discuss and explore how AI impacts them and how they can shape its future.

The ever present agenda targeting - predictably - children…

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https://www.turing.ac.uk/news/publications/childrens-manifesto-future-ai

Once more, using children to push forward a very definite agenda. In the usual devious fashion, instead of a world where adults take responsibility for children, these are used as if they have the knowledge to be themselves leading such future.

From the list of objectives:

  • “Track all training data used to develop AI models and remove biased and racist data.”
    I would translate to - constrain freedom of thought and reasoning, enforce global worldviews and track every move.