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The Federal Trade Commission has launched an investigation into how artificial intelligence chatbots may affect children and teenagers, targeting seven major companies including OpenAI, Alphabet, Meta, and Snapchat. The FTC issued orders Thursday requiring major AI firms to explain how their chatbots could harm young users, CNBC reported. The agency issued orders Thursday seeking information on how these firms monetize engagement, enforce rules, manage user data, and address potential harms. FTC Chairman Andrew Ferguson stressed the need to protect children online while promoting innovation. The FTC probe follows controversies, highlighting the need for stricter safeguards.
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00:00It's Benzinga, bringing Wall Street to Main Street.
00:02The Federal Trade Commission has launched an investigation into how artificial intelligence chatbots may affect children and teenagers,
00:08targeting seven major companies including OpenAI, Alphabet, Meta, and Snapchat.
00:13The FTC issued orders Thursday requiring major AI firms to explain how their chatbots can harm young users, CNBC reported.
00:20Agency issued orders Thursday seeking information on how these firms monetize engagement, enforce rules, manage user data, and address potential harms.
00:28FTC Chairman Andrew Ferguson stressed the need to protect children online while promoting innovation.
00:33The FTC profiles controversies highlighting the need for stricter safeguard.
00:37For all things money, visit Benzinga.com.
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