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6 articles covering "child-safety"
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled April 10 that Section 230 does not bar Attorney General Andrea Campbell's lawsuit against Meta over Instagram's addictive design, the first such ruling by any state's highest court.
OpenAI releases a three-pillar framework developed with NCMEC, Thorn, and state attorneys general to combat the surge in AI-generated child sexual abuse material.
Juries in Los Angeles and New Mexico found Meta and Google liable for addictive platform design and child safety failures, awarding $381 million and setting a legal precedent for thousands of pending cases.
A New Mexico jury ordered Meta to pay $375 million for enabling child exploitation, and a California bellwether jury found both Meta and YouTube negligent in designing addictive platforms that harmed a minor.
The European Parliament voted 458 to 103 on March 11 to restrict scanning of private communications to judicially authorized, targeted investigations, rejecting years of pressure for blanket surveillance of encrypted messaging platforms.
Britain closes a legal loophole to bring AI chatbots under the Online Safety Act after Grok's non-consensual image scandal, with penalties reaching 10% of global revenue and a broader consultation on banning social media for under-16s.