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California Lawmakers Approve New Regulations on AI and Social Media
California lawmakers have enacted new regulations aimed at protecting children and workers from the impacts of social media and artificial intelligence. The legislation includes measures to restrict addictive features on platforms for users under 16, as well as regulations on automated decision-making in employment. Governor Gavin Newsom will decide whether to sign the bills into law, amid ongoing debates about balancing public safety with the growth of the tech industry.
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California lawmakers have enacted new regulations aimed at protecting children and workers from the impacts of social media and artificial intelligence. The legislation includes measures to restrict addictive features on platforms for users under 16, as well as regulations on automated decision-making in employment. Governor Gavin Newsom will decide whether to sign the bills into law, amid ongoing debates about balancing public safety with the growth of the tech industry.
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