G7 nations agree first-ever joint approach to protecting children online and drive safe AI growth that delivers for all

Office for Artificial Intelligence UK Published: 2026-05-29 17:47:00

G7 Digital Ministers have agreed a common approach to shielding children and young people from harm online for the first time.

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