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Cuestionario sobre chatbots de IA, niños y leyes de seguridad en línea

Prueba las reglas de consentimiento de los padres COPPA, los deberes de garantía de edad de la Ley de seguridad en línea del Reino Unido y los protocolos y demandas de chatbot complementarios de la SB 243 de California.

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Under COPPA, what must a covered service get before collecting personal information from a child under 13?

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  1. Under COPPA, what must a covered service get before collecting personal information from a child under 13?
    • A signed statement from the child's school
    • Verifiable parental consent
    • A government ID from the child
    • Nothing, as long as the data is encrypted
  2. Which UK regulator enforces the Online Safety Act and has said generative AI chatbots can fall within its scope?
    • The Information Commissioner's Office
    • The Competition and Markets Authority
    • ofcom
    • The Financial Conduct Authority
  3. Which requirement is part of California's SB 243 for companion chatbots?
    • Protocols to prevent content encouraging suicide or self-harm and to refer users to crisis services
    • A ban on all chatbots for anyone under 18
    • Licensing every chatbot through the state medical board
    • Storing all conversations on servers in California
  4. What does SB 243 require for users the operator knows are minors?
    • Showing ads only from approved vendors
    • Requiring a parent to sit in on every session
    • Deleting every chat after 24 hours
    • Periodic reminders to take a break and that the chatbot is not human, plus reasonable measures to prevent sexually explicit content
  5. Why is a "13+" checkbox often not enough for compliance?
    • Checkboxes are illegal in the UK
    • Many rules turn on actual knowledge, the likely audience, or reasonable measures, not just what users say about their age
    • COPPA applies only to users over 18
    • A checkbox counts as verifiable parental consent
  6. Why do self-harm safety systems score risk across a whole conversation, not only message by message?
    • Single messages are too short to be classified
    • The law forbids reading individual messages
    • Risk can build up gradually over many turns, especially in long role-play sessions
    • Scoring whole conversations is cheaper
  7. What was notable about the 2025 ruling in Garcia v. Character Technologies?
    • The court allowed most claims to proceed instead of dismissing the case
    • The case was dismissed because chatbots cannot be sued
    • The company was ordered to shut down
    • The FTC took over the lawsuit
  8. Which age assurance method does the guide describe as the weakest?
    • Age verification against an ID
    • Age estimation from face signals
    • Third-party age credentials
    • Self-declaration