A Mother's Advocacy Against Cyberbullying: The Need for Change

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This chapter presents a poignant narrative from a social media reform advocate sharing their tragic experience of losing a son to cyberbullying, emphasizing the critical need for legislative reforms. It discusses advocacy for the Kids Online Safety Act and the ongoing challenges in tackling social media and AI-related issues.

It’s been a year and half since Tristan and Aza laid out their vision and concerns for the future of artificial intelligence in The AI Dilemma. In this Spotlight episode, the guys discuss what’s happened since then–as funding, research, and public interest in AI has exploded–and where we could be headed next. Plus, some major updates on social media reform, including the passage of the Kids Online Safety and Privacy Act in the Senate.

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