How do young people want to participate when AI uses their health information?
Kelly Thai; Kate H Tsiandoulas; Elizabeth A Stephenson; Dolly Menna-Dack; Randi Zlotnik Shaul; James A Anderson; Alexis R Shinewald; Augustina Ampofo; Melissa D McCradden · 2023-05-01 · JAMA Network Open
Children and youths aged 10–17 yearsCC BY (version not stated)Mixed healthcare AI scenarios / youth values studyChild-facing evidence
What should a family be able to expect from AI translation or interpretation in a child’s care?
Gabriella Ficerai-Garland; Peyton Groves; Elena A Puccio; Sabrina Bruno; Henry Hoffman; Nadia Pineda Villegas; María Cecilia Q Dancisin; Alisa Khan; K Casey Lion; Diego Chaves-Gnecco; Mona Diab; Maya I Ragavan · 2025-07-05 · Academic pediatrics
Pediatric patients and their caregivers; child ages varyCC BY 4.0AI language technologies / stakeholder perspectivesDirect parenting evidence
What should a teenager and parent know before AI infers health patterns from everyday data?
Anika Sonig; Christine Deeney; Meghan E. Hurley; Eric A. Storch; John Herrington; Gabriel Lázaro-Muñoz; Casey J. Zampella; Birkan Tunc; Julia Parish-Morris; Jenny Blumenthal-Barby; Kristin Kostick-Quenet · 2024-12-06 · NPP - Digital Psychiatry and Neuroscience
Adolescent patients and their adult caregiversCC BY 4.0AI-derived digital behavioral markers / consent studyDirect parenting evidence
How can a parent’s role be respected when AI is proposed to monitor an infant’s pain?
Nicole Racine; Cheryl Chow; Lojain Hamwi; Oana Bucsea; Carol Cheng; Hang Du; Lorenzo Fabrizi; Sara Jasim; Lesley Johannsson; Laura Jones; Maria Pureza Laudiano-Dray; Judith Meek; Neelum Mistry; Vibhuti Shah; Ian Stedman; Xiaogang Wang; Rebecca Pillai Riddell; Khaled El Emam; Bradley Malin; Matthias Görges; Jari Haverinen · 2024-02-09 · JMIR AI
Preterm infants; mean infant age 43 days in the parent sampleCC BY 4.0AI pain-monitoring concepts / qualitative perspectivesDirect parenting evidence
What information and human involvement do caregivers expect before AI is used in a child’s care?
Elena Camelia Berghea; Marcela Daniela Ionescu; Radu Marian Gheorghiu; Iulia Florentina Tincu; Claudia Oana Cobilinschi; Mihai Craiu; Mihaela Bălgrădean; Florian Berghea; Mingbang Wang · 2024-02-14 · Children
Caregivers of pediatric patients; child ages varyCC BY 4.0Mixed clinical AI applications / caregiver surveyDirect parenting evidence
What would make an AI screening tool acceptable and fair for families in different communities?
Pratheepan Yogarajah; Ammal M Metwally; Priyanka Chaurasia; Ghada A Elshaarawy; Shereen M El Khateeb; Engy A Ashaat; Amal Elsaeid; Nahed A Elghareeb; Amira S ElRifay; Alicia Stone; FernandezHerrero Jorge; Jingying Wang · 2026-04-07 · Journal of Medical Internet Research
Children being considered for early autism screening; ages varyCC BY 4.0AI screening concepts / parent–professional perspectivesDirect parenting evidence
How might AI-generated self-images relate to the way children feel about their bodies?
Francisco López López; Karen Jiménez Arriaga; David Aaron Miranda García · 2026-03-04 · Psicologia, Reflexão e Crítica : revista semestral do Departamento de Psicologia da UFRGS
Children aged 6–12 yearsCC BY 4.0Generative AI self-images / observational studyChild-facing evidence
Whose culture and language are represented when an AI-like learning companion is designed?
Belinda Louie; Elin A Björling; Annie Camey Kuo; Patrícia Alves-Oliveira · 2022-10-20 · Frontiers in Robotics and AI
Multilingual children in educational settings; ages vary across casesCC BY (version not stated)Social robot co-design / culturally responsive frameworkChild-facing evidence