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Watchdog Capture and the Social Licensing of Child Harm: A Case Study of Common Sense Media and OpenAI
This paper examines a structural failure mode in the validation chain that legitimizes consumer artificial intelligence products marketed to or used by minors: a child safety advocacy organization that arrives at each crisis after journalists and litigants have already exposed it, or plays the harm
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