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WATCH: Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser shares breaking news on his latest settlement with GM and emphasizes the need to protect consumers from their data being weaponized against them.
AG Weiser sounds the alarm about the growing problem of scams on social media:
"This is really important that these companies not enable fraud, deception or crime."
Parents cannot be held accountable for their kids' safety online. We must hold online platforms accountable.
"When you look at the power of Big Tech and the harm to our kids, it's real. It's something I'm committed to addressing." — Attorney General Phil Weiser
AG Weiser on the historic Meta settlement:
“I want to make sure that we get binding requirements on all the companies. And so I'm going to champion both at the state level and the federal level legislation. It's an embarrassment that Congress hasn't acted."
Landlords should not be able to use rental price-fixing software to jack up costs on renters. Attorney General Phil Weiser is committed to putting a stop to it.
Attorney General Phil Weiser:
"You mentioned about Big Tech.
I took on Meta.
I've taken on Google.
I've taken on corporate landlords who are colluding.
When your life is harder, I am your fighter."
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New York is leading the nation on AI safety and taking action to protect our kids.
Join me live: youtube.com/watch?v=3Kza_uwn…
TODAY: Governor Kathy Hochul signed nation-leading legislation to protect kids on chatbots.
This landmark victory means that AI chatbot operators will now be prohibited from offering unsafe features to children in New York.
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New York is leading the nation to protect our kids online.
I joined @GovKathyHochul for the signing of legislation my office worked on that will safeguard children from dangerous content from AI chatbots.
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As a mother and grandmother, I believe kids deserve to be kids, without dangerous AI chatbots putting their safety and mental health at risk.
Today, I signed new laws to protect them.
Big Tech, you're on notice: New York will not let you profit at the expense of our children.
Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan on the risks and profits of AI companies:
“If these companies are making money hand over fist off of the American people, then the American people should have a share and should benefit.”
“I think it's pretty outrageous that some dude behind a desk or worse yet, an AI bot gets to determine whether or not you get the life saving health care that your doctor has prescribed. It has to stop.” — Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan
WATCH: Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan doesn't hold back on criticizing Elon Musk and Republicans for their pursuit of power and corruption.
Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan on AI chatbots:
"I'm a mom of a 13-year-old and... I can't even believe that this is something where we are still questioning whether or not they should be regulated.”
Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan highlights the dangers of surveillance pricing:
"It is unacceptable that people are being charged more money from these companies simply based on an algorithm or who you are or the data that they are taking from us."
WATCH: @AGEllison calls out Elon Musk for suing to try to stop Minnesota's landmark law to prohibit nudification technology.
"The reality is that social media, Big Tech, has proven to be, in my view, and I suspect this is shared by many in this room, a real cancer, a scourge on our society writ large."
@repjoeneguse speaks at a kids' online safety symposium organized by Blue Rising in Colorado.