Making the Internet safe for children has long been a goal for parents, legislators, and regulators, but AI chatbots add another wrinkle to the ongoing problem.

A recent Supreme Court decision has unleashed a torrent of state-level age verification laws in America, igniting debate over whether protecting kids online should come at the expense of privacy and free expression for adults

Capturing security images isn’t the same as capturing people’s biometric data but a risk manager thinks it’s close enough that disclosing what you’re doing is a good idea.

What happens when you integrate these Gen AI tools like ChatGPT to
help you communicate faster, or create profiles or message one another?
Right then that’s not the user’s not generating that. The platform’s not
generating that, but the platform integrated that tool that generated
that. So do you still have this magic protection under CDA 230? We
don’t know the answer to that.

AI has many positive applications, but we often hear about the negative side — bad people leveraging AI tools for nefarious purposes.