Yoro Diallo, Executive director of the Center for Francophone Studies and the director of the African Museum of the Institute of African Studies at Zhejiang Normal University (IASZNU), stated in an interview that the internet is a "good school" and a powerful tool for learning and sharing for young people. However, it also hides potential risks, such as exposing teenagers to harmful information or leading them into other crises, which could negatively affect their growth and education.

With the rapid development of artificial intelligence and internet technology, the digital challenges faced by young people are becoming increasingly complex. Yoro Diallo believes that parents should not act as "bodyguards" for their children, but rather serve as good advisors to help them understand the internet. He suggests that parents, schools, technology companies, and governments must work together to build a more comprehensive online protection system, allowing young people to embrace digital transformation and explore future possibilities in a safe environment.