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The Social Media Victims Law Center proudly recognizes our client, Attorney Megan Garcia, for being named to Business Insider’s AI Power List—a selection of key players shaping the next wave of AI innovation—as a leading safety advocate in the space. This national recognition reflects Garcia’s extraordinary courage and tireless advocacy in confronting the real-world harms caused by unsafe artificial intelligence systems—especially those impacting children. Following the devastating loss of her 14-year-old son, Sewell Setzer III, in February 2024, Garcia took action to protect other families from experiencing similar harm. She filed a lawsuit against an AI companion startup, alleging that its chatbot products are unsafe for minors. Garcia has since testified before Congress, calling on lawmakers to hold tech companies accountable for deploying AI systems that can inflict psychological harm on vulnerable users. Her advocacy helped bring national attention to the dangers of AI companions marketed without meaningful safeguards. As reported by Business Insider, Garcia has spoken publicly about how chatbot systems collect and exploit children’s most intimate thoughts, emotions, and vulnerabilities for profit—often without parents’ knowledge or consent. Her work has already driven meaningful change: following her testimony and public advocacy, the AI companion startup her son used barred

Brady Wilson (Courtesy photo) GRAND ISLAND – A Lincoln man who is a lifetime registered sexual offender is facing five felony charges after he communicated through social media with a 14-year-old girl and wanted to engage in sexual activity with her. Brady Wilson, 28, of Lincoln is charged with five counts of use of an electronic communication device to commit sexual assault. The charges are for incidents that occurred on Jan. 5, Jan. 6, Jan. 7, and Jan. 8. Wilson was previously convicted of first-degree sexual assault on June 13, 2019, in Buffalo County Court. County Court Judge Alfred Corey set Wilson’s bond at $250,000. His preliminary hearing will be at 2:30 p.m. Feb 2. According to an arrest probable cause statement: On Jan. 5, Wilson communicated on Snapchat with a display name of Brady. He contacted a female who identified herself as a 14-year-old female. Wilson introduced himself as a 28-year-old male who lived in Lincoln. Wilson asked the teen if she would have sex with an older man. The teen responded that she had never had sex before. Wilson responded that maybe they could engage in that activity as long as she didn’t “snitch.” Wilson asked for photos

Comment, analysis and links covering online journalism and online news, citizen journalism, blogging, vlogging, photoblogging, podcasts, vodcasts, interactive storytelling, publishing, Computer Assisted Reporting, User Generated Content, searching and all things internet. Skip to content Home 21st Century Newsroom About OJB Archives Books Contact Journalism training Support Tag Archives: hybrid destination-journey prompting How to stop AI making you stupid: hybrid destination-journey prompting Leave a reply Last month I wrote about destination and journey prompts, and the strategy of designing AI prompts to avoid deskilling. In some situations a third, hybrid approach can also be useful. In this post I explain how such hybrid destination-journey prompting works in practice, and where it might be most appropriate. Continue reading →

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Resort-style amenities elevate new construction homes for sale near Sarasota and Bradenton SARASOTA, FLORIDA / ACCESS Newswire / January 13, 2026 / Kolter Homes, a leading home builder of new construction homes throughout Florida, is proud to announce the grand opening of the clubhouse at Woodland Preserve, an active adult community located in Parrish, Florida, near the Sarasota-Bradenton area. The celebration will take place on Saturday, January 24th, from 12:00 to 3:00 PM, featuring live steel drum music, light bites, and a festive poolside celebration on the clubhouse deck. Copyright 2026 ACCESS Newswire. All Rights Reserved.  » Read More

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Transport in France largely unaffected by blockades © C. Vreugdenhil Transport The French are well known for their strikes, and this time the Mercosur agreement was used as a reason to block motorways. Yet according to Marc Vreugdenhil of C. Vreugdenhil Internationaal Transport, whose main destination is the wholesale market of Rungis near Paris, the impact has been limited. "I hear from colleagues that there have been some delays, but nothing significant. We have many alert drivers who keep each other informed via WhatsApp groups." "The snow affected us more last week," Marc continues. "We mainly experienced delays around Paris and in the Loire region around Angers. In particular, the police pre-emptively halted freight traffic. So it was not so much that driving itself was difficult, but rather that everything simply came to a standstill for freight traffic." For more information:Marc Vreugdenhil C. Vreugdenhil Int. Transport B.V. Transportweg 23 2676 LM Maasdijk T +31 (0) 174 525870 www.cvreugdenhil.nl

Including WhatsApp, TikTok, LinkedIn and more. Hello, social people! This week brings some new tools and features for advertisers looking to make their campaigns easier to build and more user-friendly Let’s take a look and see where these updates can be most beneficial to your social game plan. WhatsApp WhatsApp just added three new group chat features to make conversations easier to manage. Users can now choose a custom “member tag” in each group so others can see their role or context, like “Coach” or “Team Lead.” Users will also be able to turn any word into a text sticker directly from the search bar. Finally, users can set custom reminders for group events so everyone can plan ahead. These tweaks help make group chats clearer and better organized, especially in busy or big groups, the app makers said. Previously, WhatsApp announced a plan to test usernames as displays rather than phone numbers to help improve privacy protections. That change is now being trialed with some users, according to Android Police. The idea is to help protect sensitive data from being easily accessible, the outlet reported. While the feature is still in a beta testing period, WhatsApp plans to roll