California Implements New Social Media Limits for Children
The state of California has enacted a law imposing restrictions on children's use of social media platforms. It prohibits anyone under the age of 16 from accessing features that could lead to behavioral addiction and bans AI-powered dolls that mimic real friendships. This law, known as the "Adam Law," aims to enhance the protection and privacy of children online. It also expands penalties for content involving the sexual exploitation of minors that is digitally altered or created using artificial intelligence. California is among the first states to take stringent measures to address the risks posed to children by communication technologies and social media.
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