EU plans to introduce legislation to delay children's use of social media
The European Union is considering new legislation to restrict children's access to social media, potentially proposing a "delayed social media use" policy as early as this summer. This move is driven by ongoing concerns about child online safety and follows calls from several EU member states for a unified minimum age for social media use. The proposed legislation aims to enhance the protection of minors in the digital space. AI
IMPACT Potential new regulations could impact how AI-driven social media platforms engage with younger users.