The Intersection of Science and Technology in Promoting Child Safety and Protection
Keywords:
Child Safety, Technology in Protection, Online Threats, Digital Security, AI Safety ToolsAbstract
The safety and protection of children in the digital age require innovative approaches involving both science and technology. This paper examines how technological advancements, such as online monitoring systems, AI-driven safety tools, and data protection measures, are helping to safeguard children from online threats and harm. The study discusses current trends and the potential for further innovation in child safety, focusing on both the risks and benefits of these technologies in creating safer environments for children.
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