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California Approves 13 Laws to Regulate AI and Social Media

Pt Noticias11 September 2026 at 01:39

California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a package of 13 laws aimed at regulating artificial intelligence and social media. The legislation represents one of the largest packages of technological regulation approved in the United States.

The laws include requirements for AI companies to implement crisis protocols in their systems. These measures aim to ensure appropriate responses in emergency situations involving artificial intelligence technologies.

Regarding social media, legislation was passed that prohibits addictive features aimed at minors on digital platforms. The measure seeks to protect children and teenagers from the negative effects of excessive use of these platforms.

This legislative package positions California as one of the pioneering states in regulating emerging technologies in the United States, establishing new standards for the technology industry.

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