The Risks of AI for Gen Z and Gen Alpha - A Reflective Dialogue with ChatGPT

Keynote AddressAt the African Public and Community Library Virtual Summit 2025, held on 3rd-4th December 2025, a keynote address titled “The Risks of AI for Gen Z and Gen Alpha: A Reflective Dialogue with ChatGPT” was delivered by Olatoun Gabi-Williams. She is a Nigerian journalist and social advocate known for public engagement campaigns on literature, child welfare, sustainable development, and Alzheimer’s disease awareness. In 2003, she founded Sponsor A Child Nigeria and led key initiatives such as Building Futures, in partnership with Procter & Gamble Nigeria, and The Good Home Scheme, a rights-based caregiver training and evaluation toolkit for formal care and early learning institutions. This project was recognised by the Embassy of France in Nigeria as its 2014 Human Rights Project. Olatoun is also the founder of Borders Literature for All Nations, known as Borders Literature Online, which she established in 2015 to promote African literature and the African publishing industry globally. The platform advocates for fair trade practices in publishing and highlights the community origins of works published in indigenous African languages.