State attorneys general across the country are gearing up for a push in 2026 to tackle privacy and safety concerns over AI chatbots and online spaces attractive to kids and teens.
As federal action lags, states are taking the lead in confronting the challenges posed by rapidly evolving AI technologies, particularly those targeting young users. With a patchwork of new and existing laws at their disposal, state attorneys general are signaling a more aggressive approach.
“We’re the only ones getting anything done,” said Connecticut Attorney General William Tong (D). “Privacy is a big area in which the federal government is ...
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