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Prevalence and disclosure of AI and non-AI online child sexual victimisation: Findings from a national study of Australian adolescents.
Rapid technological evolution has made online sexual victimisation of children an important societal concern. However, empirical evidence on prevalence, and the use of artificial intelligence in online victimisation, remains scarce.
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