Artificial intelligence technology has shown great potential in the field of pediatric medicine

helping precision medicine

personalized care and early disease intervention

but the wave of commercialization has also exacerbated the inequality of children's digital health rights. Differences in technology access

algorithm discrimination and data privacy have become major challenges. The existing legal system lags behind

the regulatory framework has defects

the responsibility identification dilemma and the failure of the consent mechanism need to be solved. In order to meet these challenges

it is necessary to innovate the legislative principles

establish the core status of children's rights

promote transparent and interpretable technology governance

and establish a multi-party collaborative governance framework to ensure that AI technology serves the well-being of children

and realize the harmonious unity of technological progress and social equity.