After TikTok child-safety alarms, a NeurIPS paper proposes TRACE to evaluate youth restrictions
Stefania_druga · x · 2026-10-21
NPR's Katie McQue reports TikTok staff raised child-safety alarms, which TikTok disputes. Stefania Druga highlights their NeurIPS workshop paper proposing TRACE, a framework for evaluating whether platform youth restrictions actually work.
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