California Signs Sweeping Kids’ Safety Rules for Social Media and AI
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California Gov. Newsom signed 13 youth online-safety and privacy laws, including Adam's Law (SB 1119) backed by OpenAI's Sam Altman, mandating age checks for AI chatbots, limiting minor exposure to harmful content and ads; AB 1709 bans under-16s from personalized feeds, AB 1043 strengthens device-age prompts, and AB 2 increases fines for platforms tied to youth harms. The package aims to curb addictive features and push broader AI regulation amid lawsuits against major tech firms.
- Newsom signs online kid safety laws, including rules backed by Sam Altman Politico
- California’s Governor Signs Landmark Online Child Safety Bills The New York Times
- Gov. Newsom Signs Sweeping New Rules for Online Child Safety KQED
- California enacts new curbs on social media for children CNBC
- California enacts laws restricting chatbots and banning teens from ‘addictive’ social media CalMatters
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