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Mathilde Collin

Founder of the Kora benchmark; founder of Front

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What they said

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“the more an AI will tell a child, go see a human, the safer it is”
A New Way to Measure AI Safety for KidsCenter for Humane Technology, October 22, 2026. Speaking as: Other. Describing the two behaviours most correlated with safety in the benchmark: redirecting children to humans, and not agreeing with everything.
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“right now zero out of nineteen apps verify the age of children”
A New Way to Measure AI Safety for KidsCenter for Humane Technology, October 22, 2026. Speaking as: Other. Explaining why the safety gain from telling an AI it is talking to a child is easy to capture but not being used.
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“we're running this uncontrolled experiment on our children and there is a need to act now and to build now and to educate now”
A New Way to Measure AI Safety for KidsCenter for Humane Technology, October 22, 2026. Speaking as: Other. Collin on what parents and educators should know, after noting that two thirds of teens use AI regularly.
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In the Base

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  1. VideoCenter for Humane TechnologySpeaks

    A New Way to Measure AI Safety for Kids

    In a 35-minute interview, Imran Khan of the Center for Humane Technology talks with Mathilde Collin, founder of the open-source Kora benchmark of AI models and apps for child safety. Collin reports results, including that telling an AI it is talking to a child raises its safety score.