California has enacted new legislation aimed at regulating artificial intelligence chatbots and restricting social media access for minors. The laws seek to address growing concerns about the potential misuse of AI technologies and the impact of social media on young users.
The new regulations introduce specific rules for the deployment and use of AI chatbots, likely focusing on transparency and accountability. Concurrently, the state has implemented measures to limit teenagers' exposure to social media platforms deemed "addictive," reflecting a broader societal push to protect younger demographics from the potential harms associated with constant digital engagement.
California Legislates AI Chatbot Rules and Teen Social Media Restrictions
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