House okays bill vs online grooming, AI-aided child sexual abuse
The Philippine House of Representatives has approved a bill aimed at protecting children from online grooming and AI-assisted sexual abuse. The legislation is a priority measure intended to enhance digital safety for minors.
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Reflects global legislative efforts to address the intersection of emerging AI technology and child exploitation.
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