Cristiano Lima

Senators are proposing requiring labels for AI chatbots, videos and images.

Dozens of states are accusing Facebook and Instagram parent Meta of designing addictive features that harm children.

A foe on government “censorship” and Section 230, an ally on antitrust.

Senate Majority Leader Charles E. Schumer (D-N.Y.) said an expected executive order from President Biden to deal with AI will not be enough.

“Everyone admits the only real answer is legislative,” the Senate majority leader said.

President Biden signed a sweeping artificial intelligence executive order on Monday, marking the U.S.’s most ambitious regulatory attempt yet.

Biden called his new executive order the “most significant action” of any government on AI.

France’s Charlotte Caubel urges the Biden administration to sign on.

Arturo Béjar says his testimony will “highlight the urgency” of online safety.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg “ignored” top executives who called for bolder actions and more resources to protect users, especially kids and teens, even as the company faced mounting scrutiny over its safety practices, a newly unredacted legal complaint alleges.