Lawmakers consider harms of artificial intelligence, social media, particularly for children
Lawmakers in Georgia are debating measures targeting the harms of artificial intelligence and social media, with a focus on protections for children. Proposals seek stricter oversight of algorithms, potential age-verified access, and safeguards to limit exposure to harmful content online.
Advocates argue that AI-driven systems and platforms can influence youth behavior and mental health, pushing for transparency, risk assessments, and parental controls. Opponents warn about overregulation hindering innovation and free expression.
The bills delve into maker accountability, data privacy, and possible restrictions on targeted advertising to minors, as legislators consider how to balance safety with technological advancement.