No, Carney moves to deep mass surveillance of all adults while pretending its about "the children"
We made a mistake, Carney is a trick, a subterfuge, a subversion.
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@Reannlegge it's victim blaming. The big tech he refused to tax is the one committing the crime. Not the teenagers and by extension every Canadian.
The Liberal bill would force social media services — defined as traditional social media platforms, live-streaming services and adult content services focused on user-shared content — to restrict accounts for children under 16 years old.
However, services could seek an exemption if they implement what officials briefing reporters called adequate safeguards to protect children. The exemption wouldn't apply to adult content services.
AI chatbots will need measures to respond when a user expresses ideas of suicide or self harm or an intention to commit an act that could cause death or serious bodily harm to an individual, said officials. The bill would not require the companies behind the chatbots to report those interactions to police.
According to the bill, the maximum penalty for a violation would be either $10 million or three per cent of the company's gross global revenue — whichever is greater. Companies could face multiple penalties for repeated violations.
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Like everyone else I haven't seen the text yet but from everything that's been said about it I guess it's yet more evidence that the same gang of idiots who led Trudeau astray have found Carney and his crew just as easy to manipulate.
I'm really curious how this will affect the fediverse. Will lemmy.ca need to add age gating? :/
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