EU moves to protect under-15s, putting social networks, games and AI chatbots in the crosshairs
emmanuelvivier · x · 2026-09-17
Per an industry news item (#13), the EU plans stronger protections for under-15s, with social networks, games, and AI chatbots all in the regulatory crosshairs — implying new compliance requirements for AI products aimed at minors. Thread context also cites von der Leyen wanting to 'pace' AI and inviting frontier labs to negotiate with Europe.
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