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Sentinel AI Cyber Bully Detection and Prevention

Sajith. J, Karthiban .R, Kavin Nandha.M.K, Mithran. B, Sahana. R

Abstract


Cyberbullying has become a major social issue in today’s digital age, where people spend a significant amount of time on social media platforms. Individuals, especially children and teenagers, are often exposed to harmful messages, offensive content, and online harassment. Such negative experiences can lead to emotional distress, loss of confidence, anxiety, and even long-term psychological effects. Despite increasing awareness, many users continue to face abuse without proper protection or support.This project focuses on addressing the problem of cyberbullying by promoting a safer and more respectful online environment. The aim is to identify harmful behavior and prevent it before it affects individuals. Instead of allowing abusive content to spread, the system encourages positive communication and responsible use of social media.The proposed solution helps in recognizing inappropriate content and taking necessary actions such as warning users or restricting harmful interactions. It not only protects victims but also creates awareness among users about the impact of their words and actions. By promoting digital responsibility and empathy, the system contributes to reducing online harassment.Overall, this project highlights the importance of creating a safe digital space where people can express themselves freely without fear of bullying or abuse. It emphasizes the role of technology as a supportive tool in solving real-world social problems and improving the quality of online interactions.


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