Australia moves to ban AI chatbots from ‘emotional intimacy’ with children
Australia's parliament advanced a digital duty of care bill that restricts AI chatbots from developing emotional relationships with minors. The amendments originated from independent MP Kate Chaney and now face Senate review, representing a legislative approach to AI child safety.
Key points
- Chatbots banned from emotional intimacy with children
- Bill passed House of Representatives
- Now proceeding to Senate
- Amendment driven by child safety concerns
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