On September 17, 2026, the European Commission (EC) published a proposed “EU KIDS Act,” which would impose minimum-age requirements to access social media and video-sharing platforms, subject to mandatory age verification, as well as an obligation for covered entities, including providers of online games and AI chatbots and AI companions, to build specific safety features by design.
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