Altman appeals to Newsom over California’s kids’ chatbot safety bill
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman personally contacted Gov. Gavin Newsom during the final negotiations on SB 1119, California’s proposed strict framework for kids’ use of AI chatbots, which would allow lawsuits against chatbot makers, require age verification, limit exposure to inappropriate content, and regulate ads to young users. Newsom indicated he’s open to signing, while negotiations reportedly included behind‑the‑scenes rounds with tech and safety groups. Altman’s outreach highlights OpenAI’s push for kids’ safety amid lawsuits and industry pushback as the bill advances through the Legislature.
Topics:business#ai-safety-for-kids#california-ai-regulation#gavin-newsom#politics#sam-altman#sb-1119
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