AI wearables can capture your voice, image, and likeness without you ever knowing. Jannet Riveros Gomez and Samantha Nicole Spector examine why the law hasn’t kept up.

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AI's risks and rewards must be debated openly, says Trooper Sanders, president of the nonprofit State AI Safety Roundtable. Public trust depends on safety and accountability, he says—attempts to sideline states threaten hope for meaningful progress.

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Policymakers are rightfully alarmed about the growing popularity of AI tools among teens. But in nearly every high-level conversation we have witnessed, the most affected voices remain underrepresented: young people themselves, Nico Fischer, Vicki Harrison and Caroline Figueroa write.

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Without legislation protecting teens from manipulative AI, they will likely become more reliant on AI chatbots, further eroding their sense of human connection, writes Nicholas Christ. This won’t be the fault of the teens; it will be our fault for not doing more to protect them, he says.

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