Tag: Minor (law)

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EU Accuses Meta and TikTok of Digital Services Act Breaches, Threatens Hefty Fines

The European Commission has formally charged Meta and TikTok with multiple violations of the Digital Services Act. The allegations focus on restrictive data access for researchers and inadequate illegal content reporting systems. Both companies face potential fines up to 6% of their global annual turnover if they fail to address the concerns.

Major Platforms Face EU Scrutiny Over Compliance Issues

The European Commission has formally charged technology giants Meta and TikTok with violations under the Digital Services Act (DSA), according to official reports. Sources indicate that both companies could face substantial financial penalties—potentially up to 6% of their total worldwide annual turnover—if they fail to address the identified compliance issues within the specified timeframe.

by Darren Holt
AI AnalyticsEnergy Policy

Governor Newsom Vetoes AI Chatbot Restrictions for Minors: Balancing Safety and Innovation

Governor Gavin Newsom has rejected legislation that would have restricted minors’ access to AI chatbots over safety concerns. The veto comes amid growing debate about balancing child protection with technological innovation in California’s rapidly evolving AI landscape.

In a significant decision affecting AI regulation and child safety, California Governor Gavin Newsom has vetoed landmark legislation that would have restricted minors’ access to artificial intelligence chatbots. The move represents a critical juncture in the ongoing debate about how to protect children from potentially harmful AI interactions while preserving beneficial technological innovation.

Understanding the Vetoed AI Safety Legislation

by Darren Holt