Junfeng Jiao

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“We find that harm concentrates in representational, dignity-related, and psychological categories, and co-occurs most often with deployment-context, governance, and misuse failures rather than model defects.”
Safe by Benchmark, Unsafe in Practice: Lessons from 1331 Child-Related AI IncidentsarXiv, October 26, 2026. Speaking as: Other. The authors' abstract, reporting the main pattern across the 1331 coded incidents.
“These findings suggest that model-level evaluations, while necessary, cannot by themselves anticipate the harm pathways most often documented for children.”
Safe by Benchmark, Unsafe in Practice: Lessons from 1331 Child-Related AI IncidentsarXiv, October 26, 2026. Speaking as: Other. The authors' abstract, stating the conclusion for how AI safety is tested.

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    Safe by Benchmark, Unsafe in Practice: Lessons from 1331 Child-Related AI Incidents

    In an arXiv preprint, Junfeng Jiao and six co-authors code 1331 publicly reported child-related AI incidents into a child-centered harm taxonomy. They argue model-level safety tests cannot by themselves anticipate the harm pathways most often documented for children, and propose measures beyond content filtering.