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Morning Edition · Friday, November 13, 2026Published at 1:16 AM EST · New York
More than 50 countries sign France's Children First Declaration, and OpenAI and Anthropic pledge child-safety research money
OpenAI commits $2 million to shared tools for measuring risks to young people. The French-led pledge names no body to test or enforce its standards.
More than 50 countries, six international organizations and about 20 philanthropies and companies signed the Children First Declaration at the Paris Peace Forum. The declaration sets goals for 2045 covering health, education, child protecti…
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