OpenAI Backs California Bill for Youth AI Safety
OpenAI announced support for California Senate Bill 1119, which aims to establish age-appropriate safeguards for teens using AI, while preserving educational and creative opportunities. The company emphasized the importance of protecting young users without stifling innovation.
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