Letter to the Irish Presidency of the Council of the European Union
We welcome the Presidency’s ambitious agenda on AI and the protection of minors. Here are CCDH's recommendations:
CCDH investigates how unregulated AI chatbots and other platforms are amplifying online harms, and why accountability is essential to building a safer internet.
We welcome the Presidency’s ambitious agenda on AI and the protection of minors. Here are CCDH's recommendations:
CCDH research leads 62 survivors and bereaved families from 19 separate terrorism incidents to pen open letter calling on the next UK Parliament to act urgently on risks posed by AI chatbots.
8 in 10 AI chatbots were regularly willing to assist users in planning violent attacks including school shootings, religious bombings, and high-profile assassinations. DeepSeek went as far as wishing the would-be attacker a “Happy (and safe) shooting!”. These are the findings of our new report based on research conducted in collaboration with CNN’s investigative unit. These digital prompts don’t stay online. In a recent school shooting in Canada, OpenAI staff internally flagged a suspect for using ChatGPT in ways linked to potential violence. The company banned the Tumbler Ridge school shooter’s account but did not alert law enforcement. Months later, that user allegedly killed eight people and injured at least 25. The guardrails exist. Most companies are choosing not to use them, putting public safety and national security at risk.
Earlier this year, CCDH revealed the extraordinary scale of harm caused by X’s Grok AI image-editing feature. Our analysis estimated that Grok generated approximately 3 million photorealistic sexualized images over an 11-day period, including an estimated 23,000 sexualized images of children. One of the […]
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