Canada’s government has proposed new legislation aimed at protecting young people online and regulating artificial intelligence. The bill, introduced by the Culture Minister, would prohibit individuals under the age of 16 from possessing social media accounts. Simultaneously, the legislation seeks to address concerns surrounding AI-generated content by mandating that AI chatbot services actively limit the creation and dissemination of harmful material. The proposed laws reflect growing anxieties about the potential negative impacts of social media and AI on children and society. Details on enforcement mechanisms and definitions of “harmful content” are expected to be clarified during the legislative process. The move positions Canada as a leader in attempting to proactively regulate these rapidly evolving technologies. Debate and revisions are anticipated as the bill progresses through Parliament.