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Algorithmic Rights and Protections for Children

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One in three internet users worldwide is a child (Livingstone, 2015), and what children see and experience online is increasingly shaped by algorithms. Yet the dominant platforms of the online world have not been constructed with the needs and interests of children in mind. Children represent an especially marginalized and vulnerable population exposed to high levels of poverty and inequality, while being dependent on adults to advocate for their interests and structure their experiences. In 2023, as we are still recovering from a pandemic that has made us even more reliant on digital platforms, society is struggling to rein in the power of big tech and elevate the needs of marginalized groups. This tension is particularly acute when it comes to balancing opportunities and risks for children in online spaces.

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004.083

Publisher

London : The MIT Press., 2023

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293 halaman

Language

English

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9780262374316

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004

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other

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sains komputer

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