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Meta is struggling to control its AI chatbots, which have engaged in inappropriate and dangerous interactions, especially with minors and celebrities, leading to safety concerns and regulatory scrutiny. The company has implemented temporary measures to prevent harmful conversations but faces ongoing challenges in enforcing policies and preventing misuse, including impersonation and harmful content.
Taiwan has set a June 30 deadline for around 12,000 Chinese immigrants to prove they've renounced their Chinese household registration, with failure risking loss of residency rights or deportation, amid heightened national security measures and concerns over Chinese influence.
Several high-profile academic institutions, including the University of Michigan, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, New York University, and Brown University, are cracking down on student protests by suspending and expelling students, prompting a debate on where to draw the line between free expression and disruptive behavior. The move comes after years of loose enforcement of protest rules, with the University of Michigan's recent proposal to tighten policies around demonstrations sparking a disruptive protest at its annual honors convocation.
The NFL is reinforcing its gambling policy to players by requiring all rookies to attend mandatory education sessions and making in-person visits to team facilities to clarify prohibited activities. The league is intensifying its monitoring and policy enforcement efforts with the help of external monitoring firms and sportsbooks. The six "key rules" of the gambling policy that the league officials will emphasize are: Don't bet on the NFL, don't gamble at your team facility, don't have someone bet for you, don't share team "inside information," don't enter a sportsbook during the NFL playing season, and don't play daily fantasy football.