Requires AI chatbots to verify user ages and block harmful content for kids.
This bill would make AI chatbots verify users' ages and stop minors from accessing certain AI programs. It would also make it illegal for chatbots to encourage self-harm or sexually explicit content, and require them to tell users they aren't human or licensed professionals. These changes aim to protect children from potential online harms.
Today, there are no federal requirements for AI chatbots to verify user ages, prevent harmful content for minors, or disclose their non-human status. If this bill becomes law, AI chatbot companies would need to implement robust age verification for all users, prohibit minors from accessing AI companions, and face fines up to $100,000 per offense for chatbots that solicit sexually explicit content or promote violence. Chatbots would also be required to clearly state they are not human or licensed professionals.
HR 8623 · 119th Congress · April 30, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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