新西兰国会议员公开展示了1 000本虚构书籍, New Zealand MPs unveiled a display of 1,000 fictional books representing harmful online content to push for stronger child internet safety laws.

来自多个政党的新西兰国会议员在议会发起了“Worst Children Library”展览, 展示了一千多本小说, 象征着自残、仇恨言论和动物虐待等有害的网络内容, New Zealand MPs from multiple parties launched the "Worst Children's Library" exhibit at Parliament, showcasing over 1,000 fictional books symbolizing harmful online content like self-harm, hate speech, and animal cruelty, drawn from real reports by children. 该展示由工党的海伦·怀特和国家党的芭芭拉·库里格共同主持，与三星及非营利组织Safe Surfer共同制作，旨在突出因“裸体”应用和深度伪造等人工智能工具而加剧的数字危害。 Co-hosted by Labour’s Helen White and National’s Barbara Kuriger, the display, created with Samsung and nonprofit Safe Surfer, aims to highlight digital dangers exacerbated by AI tools like "nudify" apps and deepfakes. 这次活动恰逢澳大利亚新的16+社会媒体年龄法和新西兰越来越大的压力,包括45 000份签名请愿书和一位成员提出类似禁令的法案,尽管它缺乏政党的充分支持。 The event coincides with Australia’s new 16+ social media age law and growing pressure in New Zealand, including a 45,000-signature petition and a member’s bill proposing a similar ban, though it lacks full party backing. 组织者敦促采取两党行动,加强儿童在线安全政策。 Organizers urge bipartisan action to strengthen child online safety policies.