G7, AI and Children: Building Beneficial GenAI for Children.

​As G7 governments call for a coordinated scientific initiative to strengthen knowledge on the impact of digital services on minors, this convening brings together the international community to answer that call.

​On June 15, 2026, in Paris, governments, leading AI companies, researchers, NGOs, and young people will come together to advance a shared international roadmap for beneficial AI for children.

​The event will feature the launch of the iRAISE Youth Manifesto, a direct expression of young people’s expectations for the AI systems shaping their lives. It will also feature a panel bringing together researchers, policymakers, and civil society leaders to examine what it takes to move from scientific evidence to policy frameworks to collective action, and what a truly coordinated international response to AI's impact on children must look like.

​Together, participants will explore how scientific evidence, youth voice, policy leadership, and cross-sector coordination can translate into concrete commitments, design standards, and sustained international action.

​This event is a critical step in building the coordinated, evidence-based framework the world’s children need, and that governments are now asking for.