U.S. states reached a legal accord this summer intended to address the long-standing risks of social media addiction among children. The agreement is being characterized as a potential turning point for child safety regulations in the digital age.
As these measures take effect, a new generation of children is beginning to interact with artificial intelligence, a technology described as more potent than its predecessors. The current discourse focuses on whether the lessons learned from the delayed response to social media risks will be applied effectively to ensure safety in the development and deployment of AI.
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