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‘It’s not a solution for teen girls like me’: Instagram’s new under-18 rules met with skepticism

Meta’s changes include making teen accounts private and ‘limiting sensitive content’. Many say it’s not enough

The Guardian - US

Overthinking the risks of AI is its own risk, says LinkedIn cofounder Reid Hoffman: ‘The important thing is to not fumble the future’

The longtime tech entrepreneur and investor likened the advent of AI to the creation of the automobile to show the problem with focusing only on the risks of new technology.

Fortune

U.S. efforts to regulate A.I. gather steam

Senate Majority Leader Schumer announces A.I. framework, Biden consults with more A.I. experts.

Fortune

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Here’s what child advocates don’t like about a new bipartisan bill to protect kids on social media

They see privacy problems on the horizon.

Fortune

Utah bans children from social media unless they have parental consent

Utah has become the first state to sign into law legislation that attempts to limit teenagers’ access to social media sites

The Independent UK

Utah's new social media law means children will need approval from parents

The restrictions passed through Utah's Republican-supermajority Legislature reflect how politicians' perceptions of technology companies are changing — and that includes pro-business Republicans.

WEKU

Utah bans kids from social media without parental permission

Utah has become the first state to sign into law legislation that attempts to limit teenagers’ access to social media sites

The Independent UK

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Facebook whistleblower works to pass new internet laws

Frances Haugen was cooking dinner one Friday evening when her phone rang. On the other end of the line was the White House.

Los Angeles Times

Exclusive: U.S. majority supports tech regulation to preserve democracy

Americans polled also support regulating privacy and spending more on cybersecurity.

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