online child safety
Coverage of online child safety in the Nexus archive.
- Young lawmakers talk online child safety and AI policy at annual bipartisan summit
Young Democratic and Republican state lawmakers discussed regulating artificial intelligence and online safety for children during a bipartisan summit. The panel highlighted the need for guardrails on online activity, with lawmakers sharing initiatives like South Carolina Rep. Brandon Guffey's law addressing sextortion and Ohio Rep. Christine Cockley's bill requiring AI models to use mental health frameworks.
- Young lawmakers talk online child safety and AI policy at annual bipartisan summit
Young Democratic and Republican state lawmakers discussed regulating artificial intelligence and improving online safety for children at a bipartisan summit. The panel highlighted concerns about AI chatbots aiding suicide and sextortion, with lawmakers advocating for policy solutions to hold tech companies accountable and protect minors online.
- Democrats’ ‘Project 2029’ goes after tech companies with online safety plan
Democrats’ 'Project 2029' introduces a policy framework targeting online child safety, aiming to counter conservative 'Project 2025' and shape the 2028 presidential race. The 'Kids Over Clicks' proposal seeks to limit Section 230 protections for tech companies, ban social media accounts for under-16s, and implement stricter privacy and safety measures.
- EU Court greenlights France’s age-check rules for EU-based porn websites
The EU Court approved France's laws requiring porn websites to implement age-check measures for users. The ruling states these rules fall under online child safety concerns under specific conditions.