New Mexico AG says Meta's national settlement falls short of state's court-ordered safeguards
New Mexico's attorney general says Meta's $18 billion nationwide settlement omits protections his state won at trial, such as banning romantic AI chatbot interactions with minors. He calls the deal historic but weaker than the $942 million judgment New Mexico secured. Child safety experts concur that the national agreement falls short.
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