Prince Harry Engages Youth Leaders on Social Media & AI Safety
April 25, 2025, 11:21 am
In a down-to-earth session in Brooklyn, Prince Harry sat down with youth leaders focused on social media and AI safety. The candid dialogue touched on privacy, digital ethics, and the future of technology regulation, offering a rare glimpse into the royal perspective on modern challenges and innovative solutions.
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Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, walked into the sunlight-lit hotel conference room in Brooklyn on Thursday to meet with a dozen youth leaders working in tech safety, policy, and innovation. The young adults chatted away at black circular tables, many unaware of his presence until he plopped down at a...
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