Artificial Intelligence & Digital Technology
Track group photo, May 2025, Ottawa, Canada
As young people increasingly rely on social media to stay informed and engage in public life, they face growing risks from disinformation, data exploitation, cyberbullying, and online abuse. This track focuses on protecting young people’s digital rights, strengthening information integrity, and promoting safer online spaces.
Artificial Intelligence and Digital Technology Track
The track calls G7 leaders to…
Recognize that across the world, young people face a rapidly changing digital landscape; unable to access quality education, vulnerable to online harm, and threatened by disinformation that undermines democracy. The G7 has a unique opportunity to address these challenges.
By prioritizing digital learning, safeguarding democracy, protecting youth online, promoting inclusion, and shaping responsible AI governance, we empower young people to thrive, ensuring they are active creators of a fairer, inclusive digital future.
Iknoor Khaira
Track Co-chair
Penctho Tchomakov
Track Co-chair
France
Amélia Louiba
David Burge
Canada
Johannes Leon Röder
Germany
Alessia Balsamo
Italy
Makoto Ouchi
Japan
Katherine Macy
United Kingdom
Lara Sofia Render
European Union
Laura Daniela Amortegui
United States