Each day, millions of parents make a quiet decision that carries consequences they may never fully see: they post a photograph of their child into the vast, permanent, and increasingly AI-shaped world of the internet. What once felt like a simple act of connection has become something more complex, as artificial intelligence tools now enable ordinary family images to be harvested and transformed into abuse material at a scale that law, public awareness, and parental instinct have not yet caught up with. Across Australia, France, and Spain, a slow reckoning is underway — one that asks not wheth
Before posting your child's photo online, ask these 4 critical questions
Children experience psychological harm from non-consensual photo sharing, reporting feelings of embarrassment, powerlessness and misrepresentation; 6.4% of minors have experienced non-consensual image sharing.