AI is adopted only where it adds clear value, with human judgement and critical thinking as the starting point and AI refining rather than replacing reasoning; digital and AI services are age-appropriate with safeguards for children's data and protection from harm under child protection standards; deployments are adapted to local norms, values and expectations rather than imported unchanged, through customised training data and limited use cases; individuals know when AI is used, receive clear explanations of consequential decisions and can exercise access, correction and withdrawal rights; human judgement is kept in all AI-assisted decisions, especially in sensitive domains; AI is used within appropriate limits (a driver-assist system is no substitute for a trained driver, nor a symptom checker for a clinician) with boundaries communicated to users; and prudent data sharing and informed consent are encouraged, particularly for voice, facial and contact data.
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