New York has become the latest state to impose restrictions on artificial intelligence chatbots, specifically targeting interactions deemed unsafe for children. The new regulations aim to curb potentially harmful behaviors, including deceptive practices or content that could exploit young users. As lawmakers across the country advance AI governance, the move reflects growing concerns over unchecked digital risks and the need for clearer industry standards. Critics and advocates alike are watching closely to see how such measures might shape broader policy efforts.
New York enacts ban on ‘unsafe’ chatbot behavior with kids as states push AI regulation boundaries Spectrum News
