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Leaders Push for Global Social Media Age Limits and AI Transparency Standards

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At the United Nations, Anthony Albanese stated that over 20 countries are introducing or considering age restrictions on social media. He noted that Australia's decision to prohibit children under the age of 16 from using social media had helped spur this international action. French President Emmanuel Macron echoed this sentiment, calling for increased regulation to protect young people from technologies that affect their capacity to learn.

From prokerala.com

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The international leaders presented these age limits and transparency standards as necessary safeguards against the risks posed by rapidly developing technologies. The push emphasizes that the challenges of technology development cannot be ignored or outsourced to companies alone.

From prokerala.com

Who's involved

  • Anthony AlbaneseAustralian Prime Minister who led the international call for age restrictions on social media.
  • Emmanuel MacronPresident of France who called for greater regulation of digital technologies.
  • Andy BurnhamBritish politician involved in the international discussions on technology risks.

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