In 80% of cases, victims of harassment say that AI helped them reduce or resolve their problems.
This tool can be a valuable help in knowing how to react to the person who is harassing them, in finding a help number or in obtaining comfort.
Children and adolescents who are victims of cyberbullying are turning to artificial intelligence to seek help and comfort on a daily basis.
If artificial intelligence takes an increasingly important place in the lives of children and adolescents, a survey tells us that it notably plays the role of support for victims of harassment.
Only half of the bullied young people who turned to AI also confided in their parents.
Although it focuses on young people, the e-Enfance barometer is also a mirror held up to adults.
Three quarters of middle and high school students use artificial intelligence on a daily basis.
Victims of harassment say that in 80% of cases, AI helped them reduce or resolve their problems.
This can be helpful in knowing how to react to the person who is harassing them, in finding a help number or in obtaining comfort.