California Signs AI Child Safety Law, Faces Sept. 30 Deadline on 30 More Bills
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California Bars Under Sixteens from Addictive Social Media Feeds and Adds Safety Audits for AI Chatbots | #childpredator | #onlinepredator | #sextrafficing - National Cyber Security Consulting
California has enacted two laws that change what minors can see and do online, part of a package of 13 bills Gov. Gavin Newsom signed to address children's use of technology. The measures are separate, and they do different things. The first, Assembly Bill 1709, prohibits social media platforms from providing users under 16 with […] Thank you for subscribing to our RSS feed!
Gavin Newsom imposes strict new rules on AI, social media and chatbots for children
(The Guardian) – California governor hails ‘nation-leading’ legislation banning addictive features for users under 16 California has adopted what Gavin Newsom described as “nation-leading” legislation that bans addictive social media features for young users, regulates companion chatbots and implements new safeguards around AI. The laws, signed by the Democratic California governor on Thursday, include AB 1709, which bars social media companies …
California passed the Assembly Bill 1709, a law prohibiting the provision of addictive digital platform functions to children under 16 years of age and imposing fines of up to $50,000 for each child affected.
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