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EU Plans Crackdown on Addictive Social Media, Bot Features
Social media platforms face a fresh wave of European Union curbs, this time targeting addictive features and artificial intelligence chatbots. Under a draft of the “Digital Fairness Act” seen by Bloomberg News, companies would be required to give adult users …
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Social media platforms face a fresh wave of European Union curbs, this time targeting addictive features and artificial intelligence chatbots. Under a draft of the “Digital Fairness Act” seen by Bloomberg News, companies would be required to give adult users …
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According to Insurance Journal’s source item, EU Plans Crackdown on Addictive Social Media, Bot Features, Social media platforms face a fresh wave of European Union curbs, this time targeting addictive features and artificial intelligence chatbots. Under a draft of the “Digital Fairness Act” seen by Bloomberg News, companies would be required to give adult users …
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