David Crowley Unveils Artificial Intelligence and Online Safety Policy for Wisconsin

Serdar HocamAuthor & Editor

David Crowley has announced an artificial intelligence policy plan aimed at protecting children and seniors in Wisconsin from the harms of big tech companies.

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David Crowley Announces Artificial Intelligence Policy Plan to Protect Wisconsin’s Kids and Seniors

David Crowley has unveiled a comprehensive artificial intelligence and online safety policy plan aimed at protecting children, families, and seniors in the state of Wisconsin from the harms of big tech companies.

Artificial Intelligence and Online Safety Plan

The new policy announced by David Crowley aims to introduce strict regulations against online threats targeting children and seniors in Wisconsin. The plan targets the auditing of technology companies and the enhancement of safety.

Regulations for Technology Companies

The new policy envisions placing the responsibility for online child safety directly on tech companies rather than parents. It also plans to end addictive design features for minors.

Consumer Rights and Combating Fraud

The plan aims to grant families the right to sue technology platforms for harmful design choices and to hold platforms accountable for fraudulent ads and deepfake content.

Political Criticisms and Washington Focus

During the announcement of the policy process, Washington politicians were criticized, and specifically MAGA Congressman Tom Tiffany was accused of failing to regulate artificial intelligence and protecting big tech interests.