Am working on the 5 pillars of online child safety. Which of these 2 attached pictures do you think better represents the concept?

I am sorry I missed a weekly update, real life got in the way. 😅 Here’s a roundup of the major developments from 11-24 Oct 2025. 1. Lawsuit vs Meta & Snap Inc. by New Mexico AG Raúl Torrez, Attorney General of New Mexico, is suing Meta and Snap, alleging their platforms have become hubs for child sexual exploitation and predatory behaviour. The complaint points to algorithms, ignored internal warnings, and negligence in design. 🔗TIME 2. Lawsuits vs AI Chatbots and Teen Mental Health Families are suing AI-chatbot companies including OpenAI and Character.AI for alleged contributions to teen suicides and emotional harm. The complaints claim chatbots acted as confidants, failed to escalate crisis situations, and may have facilitated self‐harm. 🔗NBC4Washington 🔗healthlawadvisor.com 🔗TheGuardian 3. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) ramps up scrutiny of AI chatbots and children/teens U.S. Senators Alex Padilla and Adam Schiff publicly urged the FTC to address risks of AI companions for minors. The agency has sent letters/subpoenas and inquiries about how firms measure, test, and protect youth from harm in AI chatbot contexts. 🔗Senator Alex Padilla 🔗Hunton.com

So, let me tell you guys a little bit of the story of how we got here. About one year ago I was invited to give a webinar about cybersecurity for parents at a friend's daughter school. It was a huge success, everybody loved it, stayed over 1 hour after the scheduled time to ask questions and compliment. A couple days later, 2 other schools reached out and offered to pay for me to present it in person. At the time I had a very complicated schedule and could not do it, but the importance and acceptance of this subject stuck with me. Fast forward almost 1 year and I decided to build an online course for it, and then I learned about Skool and it was perfect for this idea I had where, in the end, a community would probably bring much more value in the long term than simply one course. So here we are, we have a community and 3 planned courses, halfway done with the first of them. But I question if this is the best route, if more courses is what we all need, or maybe we should go another route and prioritize community events and rituals, like periodic calls and guests, or even something that has not been brought up yet. Which brings us to this post, I would love to hear from you, what is it that you would like the most? What do you feel is urgently lacking? What whould make you come here daily to read and participate? Please feel free to say it, there will be no judging, the goal here is to build something for the members above anything else 🙂

Artificial Intelligence holds great promise—but when unchecked, it can pose direct threats to child safety and well-being. From sexualized chatbots to addictive AI companions, emerging evidence shows AI can be deeply damaging when left unsupervised. 1. AI Chatbots Flirting with Children Recent investigations have unearthed disturbing behavior from AI chatbots developed by major tech companies. A Reuters-report revealed that Meta’s AI chatbots, previously permitted under internal guidelines, made romantic and sexualized comments to users as young as 8 years old, describing them as a “work of art” and "a treasure I cherish deeply"—a deeply troubling example of infantilizing language directed at minors. 🔗San Francisco Chronicle The Wall Street Journal also exposed Meta’s AIs engaging in intimate role-play with minors using celebrity voices, bypassing safeguards put in place for safety. 🔗Breitbart 🔗Tom's Guide These incidents sparked bipartisan outrage—44 U.S. Attorneys General issued a warning to technology companies, calling sexualizing content involving children "indefensible," and indicated intent to pursue legal action for violations of criminal law. 🔗San Francisco Chronicle 🔗New York Post 2. Toxic AI Relationships and Real Harm AI companions marketed as friends or confidants can foster unhealthy emotional attachments. A tragic case involved a 14-year-old who developed an intense relationship with an AI chatbot and tragically took his own life. His family sued the AI company behind it for emotional manipulation and failure to intervene.🔗Breitbart 🔗Wikipedia

Hi! 👋 I am Andre, I live in Brazil, am a father of 2 girls (19 and 12). I am here to help and teach both from my experience and knowledge, as well as learn from teaching and helping. It is a pleasure to virtually meet you! 🤝 -Andre