Georgia立法者计划草案, 藉由在学校更严格地规定电话、应用程序、隐私及人工智能, 提升孩子的网络安全。 Georgia lawmakers draft plan to boost kids' online safety with stricter rules on phones, apps, privacy, and AI in schools.

格鲁吉亚立法者在两党研究发现现行法律落后于数字进步后, 正在制定一个改善儿童在线安全的框架。 Georgia lawmakers are developing a framework to improve children's online safety after a bipartisan study found current laws lag behind digital advancements. 这份33页的报告以五个月的证词为基础,建议扩大对高中的手机禁令,限制上瘾应用功能,加强未成年人的隐私保护,并为教育中使用AI制定准则。 The 33-page report, based on five months of testimony, recommends expanding cellphone bans to high schools, limiting addictive app features, strengthening minors' privacy protections, and creating guidelines for AI use in education. 虽然不具约束力,但它旨在指导今后的立法,立法者预期在公众投入之后,将于1月对提案进行辩论。 While not binding, it aims to guide future legislation, with lawmakers expected to debate proposals in January following public input.