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California advances some of the strongest AI protections for kids Original

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By Alexandra Lai Verified
| KFMB-TV (San Diego, CA) Verified
SAN DIEGO — A push to protect children online is moving forward in Sacramento, as lawmakers aim to regulate artificial intelligence chatbots and the risks they may pose to minors. State Senator Steve Padilla, who represents San Diego, is co-authoring two bills that could create some of the strongest protections in the country. The effort comes after families have spoken out, following heartbreaking losses that are raising serious concerns about how children interact with AI technology.
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Mission Beach volleyball debate grows as city begins to enforce early morning court rule

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By Alexandra Lai Verified
| Yahoo Verified
When the sun rises, the volleyball community is already on the courts in South Mission Beach. For some, it’s the only time that works. "I'm a stay at home mom now, and my fiance can only watch him before work, which is six to nine, so it's only time it makes sense for stay at home parents, working parents," said Lina, a 6 a.m. volleyball player. Others said it’s about more than just convenience.
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From beach to bar: remote work meetups evolve in San Diego Original

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By Alexandra Lai Verified
| KFMB-TV (San Diego, CA) Verified
SAN DIEGO — Working remotely has taken on a whole new meaning in recent months. Organizer Scott Muirhead has gone viral on Instagram, posting videos of himself working from, everywhere from ski lifts to the sky to the beach. He hosted a remote work meetup in March at Law Street Beach, drawing around 150 people. This story continues below.
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