WarRoom Battleground EP 901: Parents For Safe Online Spaces: Stopping The AI Manipulation
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What urgent issues are parents facing regarding AI and online safety?
This is the primal scream of a dying regime. Pray for our enemies, because we're going medieval on these people. I got a free shot. All these networks lying about the people, the people have had a belly full of it. I know you don't like hearing that. I know you try to do everything in the world to stop that, but you're not going to stop it. It's going to happen.
And where do people like that go to share the big line? Mega media. I wish in my soul, I wish that any of these people had a conscience.
Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose? If that answer is to save my country, this country will be saved.
War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K. Bann.
It's Monday, 1 December, in the year of our Lord, 2025.
How are parents advocating against AI manipulation?
We are now going to shift from Taiwan. We're going to go to Washington, D.C., the imperial capital, outside the National Gallery, our Joe Allen. There's been a major event today about fighting against this preemption of the oligarchs regarding AI, of taking all the rights of the American citizen, really give AI amnesty. Joe's been at a very special event today. at the National Gallery with some of the parents that have been most impacted by this out-of-control AI. Joe Allen, you have one of the major participants of helping protect the American people. Lay out what happened today, what's in the background. There's some amazing visuals there. I know a lot of the parents around. We have one of the senior members of Parents Together that are helping fight back.
So the mic is yours, sir. Take it away.
Yes, Steve, I'm here in front of the National Gallery, Washington, D.C., with Shelby Knox of Parents Together and a number of parents who have lost their children to social media and artificial intelligence. They've been kind enough to tell their stories, and they're here trying to push back on the tech companies and those currently in the administration who are pushing for federal preemption to either defang or stop state-level legislation to prevent any further damage.
What was the impact of the recent event in Washington D.C.?
Shelby Knox with Parents Together. Shelby, can you just tell us about what organizations put this together? and what this projection behind us really is trying to communicate to the public?
Sure. So this is an event put on by the Heat Initiative, Young People's Alliance, Parents Together, and we have folks here from Parents Rise and Parents SOS. And this is to take a strong stand against preemption in any form. The folks who are standing next to me lost their kids due to unregulated social media. They lost their kids because no one reigned in big tech. And if we allow states, if we allow big tech companies to let AI off with a pass, then we will lose another generation of kids to social media.
Parents Together, how does the organization operate? What do you do there?
Yep, so we're an organization that works on issues that helps parents and kids thrive. So we do a lot on education, raising healthy kids, but my team particularly works on keeping kids safe online. We hear from parents every single day, this is the kitchen table issue. They are fighting with their kids over screen time.
What organizations are involved in the fight for children's online safety?
They're worried about who they're talking to online. They're worried about them trying dangerous challenges. So we work with parents across the country to keep their kids safe online and to push regulators to do more.
Can you tell me a little bit about the Kids Online Safety Act? It's going to the House tomorrow. Can you give us an update on where it stands right now? Has it been defanged as it moves forward through the Congress?
Last year, the Senate passed a version of the Kids on Lane Safety Act that had a strong duty of care, that allowed parents and kids control over the algorithms, that allowed researchers access to what the companies were doing. The version that the House is going to hear tomorrow is much weaker. It would not protect kids. It is only the Kids on Lane Safety Act in name. And we want the version that the Senate passed last year. There was broad agreement on it, and that is the law that could get passed, and we would urge Congress to take that version.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What urgent issues are parents facing regarding AI and online safety?
0:18–1:11
2
How are parents advocating against AI manipulation?
1:11–2:38
3
What was the impact of the recent event in Washington D.C.?
2:38–3:44
4
What organizations are involved in the fight for children's online safety?
3:44–4:49
5
How does the Kids Online Safety Act aim to protect children?
4:49–6:06
6
What challenges are faced in passing effective legislation?
6:06–7:18
7
How do tech companies respond to parental concerns?
7:18–9:04
8
What future actions are planned to ensure children's safety online?
9:04–53:28
Speakers
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