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Un médico examina a un niño con el apoyo de una tableta asistida por inteligencia artificial.
Society

Why AI Companions Demand Public Health Oversight, Not Just Tech Regulation.

Colleagues of AI require public health regulation, not technical oversight. Resistance to regulation reflects America’s long history with information technology, which has generated harm such as childhood mental health issues from excessive screen use. ChatGPT and other generative AI products must be regulated as public health threats, not as technological products. Information technology has lacked oversight, while medical innovation undergoes rigorous scrutiny. AI bots pose serious risks to physical, mental, and developmental health, especially for children.

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Un adolescente, deepfakes y documentos legales en las plataformas de redes sociales.
Politics

Exploring AI Harms Overlooked by the TAKE IT DOWN Act

The TAKE IT DOWN Act, approved by Congress, addresses the harm of AI in non-consented content generation and algorithmic discrimination in areas such as housing, credit, and hiring. Despite over 150 AI-related bills, none have had the same level of support as the TAKE IT DOWN Act, which focuses on visible and emotionally impactful harm.

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Un mapa de los EE.UU. con la legislación estatal de inteligencia artificial destacada.
Globalization

AI Approaches by Different States

In 2025, 47 global states introduced artificial intelligence legislation, with democrats focused on citizen protection and republicans on banning harmful uses and promoting innovation. Key issues include intimate image protection, elections, transparency, automated decisions, government use, employment, and health.

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Globalization

5 Bipartisan Consensus Keys to Regulate AI

The Trump and Biden administrations have agreed on five key points regarding the regulation of artificial intelligence (AI), recognizing the need to regulate its use and acquisition by the federal government. The points include the identification of high-impact AI systems, the creation of governance and reporting structures, the prohibition of use without active protections, minimum practices for these systems, and transparency in their use.

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