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Meta has been ordered by a New Mexico court to pay an additional $567 million in child safety violations, bringing its total fine to $942 million.
Learn how AI moderation can help protect children online by controlling what they can post, even if they keep their social media accounts.
This explainer explains how AI search works and why it's a concern for children's safety. It covers the risks of misinformation and why experts recommend limiting its use in schools.
Ofcom has launched a formal investigation into TikTok’s child safety practices, examining whether the platform adequately protects minors from harmful content under the Online Safety Act.
Learn to build a content moderation system that identifies potentially harmful content, demonstrating the technology that Big Tech companies should be using to combat child sexual exploitation online.
UK authorities warn parents against posting children’s photos online due to a rise in AI-generated child abuse imagery. The National Crime Agency and Internet Watch Foundation urge caution as synthetic content becomes more prevalent and dangerous.
Meta is lobbying Congress for legal immunity from lawsuits accusing its platforms of harming children. The company's efforts highlight growing tensions between tech firms and regulatory scrutiny over child safety.
Florida has sued TikTok, accusing the platform of violating state laws meant to protect minors and misleading parents about online risks.
The UK is preparing to implement a ban on social media use for under-16s, a move that has drawn both support and concern from child welfare advocates and political observers.
Explore how advanced AI technologies like neural networks, behavioral analytics, and machine learning are revolutionizing child safety features in iOS 27, moving beyond simple content blocking to adaptive, intelligent protection systems.
This article explores how Roblox's marketing and platform design may be considered 'unfair and deceptive' by the FTC, and what this means for child safety and AI regulation in digital platforms.
AI-powered children's toys are revolutionizing playtime, but concerns about data privacy and child safety are prompting lawmakers to consider bans.
