00:00The European Union is working on regulations to rein in on social media's business models to protect children and youth.
00:08European Commission's President Ursula von der Leyen says this is because the many damages caused to children and youth by
00:15exposure to social media
00:17are no accident but the result of business models that treat our children's attention as commodity.
00:24The question is not whether young people should have access to social media.
00:30The question is whether social media should have access to young people.
00:36And that is why we have made children's right a priority in our rules for the development and use of
00:42AI.
00:43And later this year we will target addictive and harmful design practices with the Digital Fairness Act.
00:52So attention capture, complex contracts, subscription traps, etc.
00:58In Europe, safety must be there from the start, not added as an afterthought.
01:06She added that the EU is specifically targeting TikTok, Axe and Meta platforms Instagram and Facebook.
01:13The Commission has also started proceedings against Axe for the use of its Grok artificial intelligence tool
01:20in creating sexual images of women and children.
01:23Later this year, according to her, the Commission will target addictive and harmful design practices
01:29such as attention capture, complex contracts and subscription traps.
01:33outp bite.
01:33Here we are from corsa KoIP in this video.
01:33Let's do a few slides episode.
01:34Meanwhile we use the representative from Hä Nigeria there.
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