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AI Regulation to Protect Children Unites Republican-Led States

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Republican-led states are moving toward AI regulation specifically aimed at protecting children, marking a rare area of bipartisan alignment on technology oversight at the state level.

Why this matters: Children's online safety is the one issue that gets lawmakers across party lines to actually move. That matters because it may be how AI regulation gets a foothold in states that otherwise resist tech rules. The real thing to watch is what these laws actually require — age verification and content filters sound protective, but they can also mean more data collection on kids, not less. Good intentions and good outcomes are not the same thing.

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