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Why this also affects those who do not use technology: Childhood, adolescence and connected life

Why this also affects those who do not use technology: Childhood, adolescence and connected life

Connected life affects those who do not have their own device. Informal organization can turn a foreign technological choice into educational exclusion.

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The human side of an automatic decision: Childhood, adolescence and connected life

The human side of an automatic decision: Childhood, adolescence and connected life

An automatic alert alone does not understand a student. The pattern detected behavior, but converted a social condition into a personal attribute.

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The discussion missing from the headlines: Childhood, adolescence and connected life

The discussion missing from the headlines: Childhood, adolescence and connected life

The children's debate must include the voice of children and adolescents. Deciding only from the adult world loses experience and reduces legitimacy.

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When comfort starts to be expensive: Childhood, adolescence and connected life

When comfort starts to be expensive: Childhood, adolescence and connected life

Convenient parental control can become permanent surveillance. Safety displaced intimacy and trust without adapting control to age and risk.

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The question that a company cannot answer alone: Childhood, adolescence and connected life

The question that a company cannot answer alone: Childhood, adolescence and connected life

Age verification cannot be decided by one company alone. Protecting minors can create a sensitive base and exclude those who do not provide the expected evidence.

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The silent change that is already underway: Childhood, adolescence and connected life

The silent change that is already underway: Childhood, adolescence and connected life

Connected toys silently change children's space. The domestic appearance hid account, microphone, suppliers and recording preservation.

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The promise that should be read carefully: Childhood, adolescence and connected life

The promise that should be read carefully: Childhood, adolescence and connected life

The educational promise of an app needs evidence. Activity and satisfaction do not demonstrate that a skill improves off the screen.

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The news that should concern us most: Childhood, adolescence and connected life

The news that should concern us most: Childhood, adolescence and connected life

Youth mental health does not admit a single digital culprit. A general correlation does not explain individual trajectories or what intervention helps.

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What remains when the enthusiasm passes: The artificial intelligence that cannot be seen

What remains when the enthusiasm passes: The artificial intelligence that cannot be seen

After the enthusiasm the maintenance work begins. Initial performance does not guarantee continuity, updating or attention to incidents.

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The price of not looking at how it works: The artificial intelligence that cannot be seen

The price of not looking at how it works: The artificial intelligence that cannot be seen

Not looking at the supply chain comes at a price. The single interface hid models, storage, and services placed under different rules.

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The question that leaves official discourse uncomfortable: The artificial intelligence that cannot be seen

The question that leaves official discourse uncomfortable: The artificial intelligence that cannot be seen

The official precision deserves uncomfortable questions. An aggregate figure can hide serious damage, groups that are less well served, and results that are impossible to appeal.

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A technology that needs more democracy: The artificial intelligence that cannot be seen

A technology that needs more democracy: The artificial intelligence that cannot be seen

Artificial intelligence needs more democratic institutions. Consulting after deployment turns participation into communication, not the ability to influence.

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