House Republicans approved legislation that Democrats say misses the mark on protecting kids online.
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House Energy and Commerce Committee Republicans advanced a kids' online safety package with guardrails for AI chatbots at a markup Thursday after bipartisan negotiations broke down.
The big picture: House Republicans moved legislation that Democrats say misses the mark on protecting kids online and doesn't align with bipartisan Senate-passed proposals.
Republicans and Democrats remain divided on online safety laws.
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Committee leaders did not release details but said the legislation would 'hold Big Tech accountable'.
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