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Published Date: 14/06/2024
The Study Committee on Artificial Intelligence and Regulation of Internet Access by Minors holds its first meeting to discuss online safety for minors in South Dakota.
The Study Committee on Artificial Intelligence and Regulation of Internet Access by Minors holds its first meeting to discuss online safety for minors in South Dakota.
The Study Committee on Artificial Intelligence and Regulation of Internet Access by Minors is set to hold its first meeting on June 18 at 9 a.m. in Pierre, South Dakota. The meeting will be conducted via electronic conference and in Room 414 of the State Capitol, allowing for both remote and in-person participation.
Co-chaired by Sen. Steve Kolbeck (R-Brandon) and Rep. Mike Weisgram (R-Fort Pierre), the committee will receive presentations from the Department of Education, the National Conference of State Legislatures, Dakota State University, and Tech Net. The full agenda is available online.
The committee consists of senators and representatives from across South Dakota, including Sens. Helene Duhamel (R-Rapid City), David Johnson (R-Rapid City), Liz Larson (D-Sioux Falls), Jim Mehlhaff (R-Pierre), Michael Walsh (R-Rapid City), and David Wheeler (R-Huron); and Reps. Amber Arlint (R-Sioux Falls), Byron Callies (R-Watertown), Steve Duffy (R-Rapid City), Eric Emery (D-Rosebud), Chris Karr (R-Sioux Falls), Bethany Soye (R-Sioux Falls), and Tony Venhuizen (R-Sioux Falls).
The Study Committee on Artificial Intelligence and Regulation of Internet Access by Minors was established to explore the role of artificial intelligence in regulating internet access for minors in South Dakota. The committee aims to discuss ways to ensure online safety for children and prevent potential risks associated with AI-powered technology.
The South Dakota Legislative Research Council provides research and analysis to the South Dakota Legislature. The Council's mission is to provide accurate, unbiased, and timely information to support informed decision-making by the legislature.
FAQs:
FAQs:
Q: What is the purpose of the Study Committee on Artificial Intelligence and Regulation of Internet Access by Minors?
A: The committee aims to explore ways to ensure online safety for children and prevent potential risks associated with AI-powered technology in South Dakota.
Q: When and where is the committee's first meeting?
A: The committee's first meeting is scheduled for June 18 at 9 a.m. in Room 414 of the State Capitol in Pierre, South Dakota.
Q: Who are the co-chairs of the committee?
A: The committee is co-chaired by Sen. Steve Kolbeck (R-Brandon) and Rep. Mike Weisgram (R-Fort Pierre).
Q: What organizations will present to the committee?
A: The committee will receive presentations from the Department of Education, the National Conference of State Legislatures, Dakota State University, and Tech Net.
Q: Is the meeting open to the public?
A: Yes, the meeting is open to the public and will be conducted via electronic conference and in-person at Room 414 of the State Capitol in Pierre.
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