New Mexico readies tighter online safety rules after Meta ruling

Following a nearly $1 billion court victory against Meta, New Mexico's attorney general is drafting bills to expand consumer protections and child-safety online, potentially including age-verification and time-use limits for minors, and to apply broader rules to AI and chatbots. The move aims to build a regulatory blueprint for other states and possibly spur federal action, leveraging the jurisprudence from Meta's alleged harms and the court-ordered reforms.