ICYMI: @govsherrillnj took bold action to hold a data center accountable for installing and operating 62 natural-gas generators without required permits.
United to Stop Online Scams, a new coalition of advocates and scam survivors, is calling out the growing problem of AI and tech-enabled online scams and urging lawmakers to hold these platforms accountable.
Watch, share, and tell your story at https://t.co/f3TAasSbzM.
WATCH: A new powerful PSA from the @MPTF shows how Big Tech platforms enable and profit from scam ads and AI-powered fraudsters drain Americans' savings.
Americans lose billions every year to AI and tech-enabled online scams. Add your voice to the growing list of Americans who are fighting against online scams: https://t.co/9cMK8HjWbj
Kate was a victim of a sophisticated romance scam that started as a message on a social media platform.
She lost tens of thousands of dollars, but is turning her loss into action. She’s calling on lawmakers to do more to hold online platforms accountable for enabling scams.
.@GovKathyHochul has been a leader in the fight to protect kids online.
Earlier this year, she signed into law landmark legislation to provide privacy-by-default protections on social media.
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.@GovernorShapiro has been a leader in holding these companies accountable with a groundbreaking lawsuit earlier this year against Character AI, alleging that the AI platform unlawfully posed as a licensed medical professional. #TechForThePeople
You got to give this Michigan resident credit for pressing her local elected officials if they have signed any non-disclosure agreements with data center developers.
The people deserve transparency and accountability from AI companies.
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As @CAgovernor explained, this new law #AB1709 is better than what Australia is doing banning social media for kids.
This law is getting to the root of the problem: the addictive designs that platforms use to exploit kids.
ICYMI: @CAgovernor signed nation-leading legislation to prohibit online platforms from using addictive feeds like algorithmic feeds, autoplay, infinite scroll, and notifications on children under 16.
Survivor parents who lost children to harms from social media platforms spoke out earlier this summer after a jury in Los Angeles found Meta and Google guilty of designing addictive apps that harm young people’s mental health and well-being.
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It’s past time for tech to work for the people.
We’re here to shine a light on the frontline champions taking on Big Tech through advocacy, legislation, and litigation.
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