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FTC Investigates AI Chatbots Risks for Children Privacy and Safety

What Happened

The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has announced a formal investigation into the potential risks that AI chatbots pose to children. The move is driven by increased adoption of artificial intelligence-powered chatbots, like those offered by leading tech companies, among younger audiences. The FTC is examining privacy issues, security vulnerabilities, and potential exposure to harmful content. This probe signals intensifying regulatory scrutiny over child safety as tech firms roll out increasingly advanced AI tools that interact with minors across platforms.

Why It Matters

The FTC investigation could shape future standards for AI chatbot safety, data privacy, and responsible innovation for young users. The outcome may lead to new policies or regulations, impacting how tech companies safeguard children in the era of widespread AI adoption. Read more in our AI News Hub

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