Rachel Miro
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258 appearances
48 recordings
1 series
first heard Oct 2025
last heard 6d ago
Rachel Miro’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Thousands of families, schools, and states have sued the tech industry over harms to young users.
AI developers now face their own wave.
Newsom said the parents behind these bills, lawmakers among them, all describe the same thing.
Some civil liberties groups argue the rules infringe on privacy and free speech, but OpenAI backed the chatbot bill saying it will help teens learn.
Prin Pier News, I'm Rachel Myro.
CEO Adam Masseri spent his first hour on the stand answering for internal chats in which Instagram safety staff discussed scrubbing presentations before executives saw them.
One chat cited litigation risk for Masseri specifically.
Asked whether lawyers review documents before they reach him, Masseri said he wouldn't be surprised.
Quote, a lot of people see documents before they come to me.
And he also said he's never asked anyone to bring him less information.
This is the first of thousands of lawsuits in this litigation to go to trial.
Four states claim MEDA collected data from children under 13 and lied about how safe its products are for kids.
For NPR News, I'm Rachel Miro in Oakland.
A federal judge in Boston sided with 20 states led by California, which said the fee would hit hospitals and universities, not just the tech firms that use the program most.
Two other cases are in play, including one in Washington that went the other way.
UC Berkeley Law Dean Erwin Chemerinsky says this fight is likely headed for the Supreme Court.
A White House spokesperson says the program's been abused for decades, the president can decide who enters the country, and the administration is confident it'll win on appeal.
For NPR News, I'm Rachel Miro.
A federal judge in Boston sided with 20 states led by California, which said the fee would hit hospitals and universities, not just the tech firms that use the program most.
Two other cases are in play, including one in Washington that went the other way.
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