Service providers charged with keeping kids safe are cautious but see value in AI tool to track risky behavior online

Educators, mental health professionals, juvenile justice officers, and child welfare caseworkers who often see first-hand the trials faced by vulnerable youth, and who are charged with their protection, do see some value in using artificial intelligence as an early risk detection tool for online safety.

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