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Jim Steyer

  • CEO, Common Sense Media
San Francisco
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Founder/CEO of global nonprofit @CommonSense, child advocate, @Stanford prof, Dad of 4. Passionate about kids' digital well-being.
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Social media is now a massive liability for Meta, Google and the rest of Big Tech

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By Jim Steyer
| Morningstar
By Jim Steyer Landmark verdicts shatter the Section 230 shield, turning 'addictive' product design into a legal thicket for Meta, Alphabet and others Meta Platforms CEO Mark Zuckerberg leaves a Los Angeles courthouse in February after testifying in a lawsuit alleging that Meta's social-media platforms harm children. A jury ruled this week against Meta and co-defendant Alphabet.
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Social media is now a massive liability for Meta, Google and the rest of Big Tech

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By Jim Steyer
| Morningstar
By Jim Steyer Landmark verdicts shatter the Section 230 shield, turning 'addictive' product design into a legal thicket for Meta, Alphabet and others Meta Platforms CEO Mark Zuckerberg leaves a Los Angeles courthouse in February after testifying in a lawsuit alleging that Meta's social-media platforms harm children. A jury ruled this week against Meta and co-defendant Alphabet.
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Commentary: New York must protect youth from the dangers of AI chatbots

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By Letitia James, Jim Steyer
| Times Union (Albany) Verified
Credit: Getty Images. Olga Dobrovolska/Getty Images In the AI era, navigating our kids’ digital lives can feel impossible or even hopeless. But when it comes to our children, the tech industry’s infamous ethos of “move fast and break things” is not acceptable. Three in four teens have used AI chatbots for companionship, and one in eight American youth ages 12 to 21 use chatbots for mental health advice. But the connections they are building are not real — they are powered by predictive algorithms.
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