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Expert warns of child exploitation in content creation
Dr. Bouchouib Al-Baz warned of the psychological and behavioral effects resulting from exploiting children in creating digital content by adults. He emphasized that childhood development requires a healthy environment based on love and care, away from violence and solely material incentives. He clarified that exploiting children for digital content constitutes an ethical crime, as it may lead to disparities between their level of maturity and understanding, causing inappropriate behavioral and sensory development for their age. Additionally, he pointed out that this mismatch could worsen over time, potentially leading to psychological symptoms such as hallucinations and irrational thoughts—especially during adolescence—and increasing the risk of symptoms similar to schizophrenia, with a possibility of non-violent crimes emerging as a consequence. He highlighted that involving children in positive content supports healthy growth, while shallow or meaningless content threatens to create a society plagued with behavioral disorders and dysfunction. He confirmed that preventing the exploitation of children and fostering an appreciation for useful content is the best solution to avoid these long-term psychological damages.
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