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Start Date
21 August 2025 @ 12:30 pm
End Date
21 August 2025 @ 1:30 pm
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The rise of generative AI and “nudify” apps has led to a disturbing increase in deepfake nude images in Australian schools, causing serious harm to young victims.
In response, the eSafety Commissioner has released a new guide and Online Safety Advisory to help schools, parents, and carers understand the risks, respond effectively, and support those affected.
This 45-minute webinar will explore:
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How deepfake technology is being misused
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The impact on children and young people
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Practical ways parents and carers can support and protect their children
Recommended for parents and carers of upper primary and high school students.
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Responding to Image-based Abuse Involving AI Deepfakes
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The rise of generative AI and “nudify” apps has led to a disturbing increase in deepfake nude images in Australian schools, causing serious harm to young victims.
In response, the eSafety Commissioner has released a new guide and Online Safety Advisory to help schools, parents, and carers understand the risks, respond effectively, and support those affected.
This 45-minute webinar will explore:
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How deepfake technology is being misused
-
The impact on children and young people
-
Practical ways parents and carers can support and protect their children
Recommended for parents and carers of upper primary and high school students.