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TFW AI GF So-called "AI girlfriends" have already overtaken OpenAI's new GPT Store despite being against the rules — and at this point, it's unclear if anyone is even trying to take them down anymore. Last week, Quartz reported that the GPT Store had already begun filling up with romantically oriented chatbots, which are very […]

A Wake County parent learned it was possible for her son's school-issued laptop to access sexually explicit content.

First Amendment rights and parents’ desires to clean up libraries collide. | Opinion

The Carroll County Board of Education will consider a proposed policy change Wednesday that could ban all library books and instructional materials that include sexually explicit content. The proposed policy change defines sexually explicit content as, “unambiguously describing, depicting, showing, or writing about sex or sex acts in a detailed or graphic manner.” The board discussed the ...

This comes as the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) tipline receives 100,000 reports of suspected child sexual exploitation every day.

Kids and teens are more connected than ever and as more of them join social media, there’s a growing push to keep them safe online.

Sen. Mike Lee reintroduced the Shielding Children's Retinas from Egregious Exposure on the Net (SCREEN) Act to require commercial pornographic websites to adopt age verification technology.

Twitch announced Friday that it was reversing a change that it had announced just that day before that would have allowed streamed nudity in specific scenarios.

Lawmakers aren't "banning." They're doing due diligence to protect kids from explicit content and keep parents involved in schools.

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