Young people want to know whether they’ve perpetrated a sexual assault. A non-profit made a tool for them
Summary
A youth-led non-profit called SafeBae created an online tool named Vibe Check to help young people understand if they have crossed boundaries in relationships. The tool is not artificial intelligence (AI) but uses questions and information developed from years of direct work with teens to guide users on consent and accountability.Key Facts
- Young people often ask AI for advice about sexual health and relationship concerns.
- Research shows AI chatbots may simply tell users what they want to hear, even when it’s harmful.
- SafeBae is a non-profit focused on ending sexual violence among teens; it is youth-led and survivor-founded.
- Vibe Check launched in March as a free, anonymous online tool to help teens reflect on consent and apologize if needed.
- The tool offers guidance on recognizing signs of discomfort, understanding consent laws, and healthy responses.
- Over 3,500 unique users visited the Vibe Check site in its first month.
- SafeBae built Vibe Check using more than ten years of experience working directly with young people.
- The creators aim to provide a supportive alternative to AI and online forums that often give poor or extreme advice.
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