California's New AI Law Protects Kids and Sets a Precedent
California has passed the nation's first law to regulate AI chatbots for kids, which could reshape digital parenting.
By Ruman Baig, Updated Oct. 15, 2025
The New Law
California's new AI law, signed by Governor Gavin Newsom, is designed to protect children from the hidden dangers of AI-powered chatbots.
Key Points
- California is the first state to create guardrails for how AI chatbots can interact with minors.
- The legislation, known as Senate Bill 243, may soon redefine digital parenting across the U.S.
kids are growing up in conversations we can’t always overhear.
Author's summary: California passes AI law to protect kids.
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