What gets measured gets managed. The wellbeing of youth should be tracked as seriously as GDP. This Ai65 briefing outlines how transparent AI reporting on mental health, digital risks, and social outcomes can give leaders the data they need to act. With trusted measures in place, society can move beyond opinion to accountability in protecting the next generation.

When crises erupt in the digital lives of youth, AI can either amplify the harm or help contain it. This Ai65 briefing outlines immediate steps leaders can take to deploy AI responsibly in moments of crisis—protecting safety, limiting spread, and restoring trust. The first moves matter most.

For today’s youth, online, in games, on platforms that never sleep, AI is part of that culture, shaping how young people speak, connect, and build identity. This Ai65 flagship article explores the 40-year arc of AI and how it can become a facilitator of youth conversation vs anger, violence and isolation. Using Ai to move from at-risk to resilience with conversation.

Growing up has always been turbulent, but today’s youth face unprecedented pressures from digital life, social fragmentation, and rising anxiety. AI could become a buffer—absorbing some of that turmoil, offering guidance, and creating safe conversational spaces. This Ai65 flagship article explores how, over the next 40 years, AI might shift from being a stressor to becoming a stabilizer in youth lives.

Some events tear through society like a fire in the forest—leaving loss, reshaping landscapes, and forcing a new beginning. The passing of Charlie Kirk created such a rupture, fracturing communities and youth movements that had come to define an era. This Ai65 flagship article explores how moments of collective shock reshape human connection, and how AI may both amplify and heal these ruptures over the decades ahead.