Colorado Voters Support Restrictions on Child Social Media Use Amid AI Concerns
A recent statewide poll conducted by the Colorado Polling Institute reveals that a significant majority of Colorado voters are in favor of imposing restrictions on social media use for children under the age of 16. The poll, which surveyed 613 likely voters, found that 71% support a ban on social media platforms for children, with 40% expressing strong support. Additionally, 79% of respondents approve of banning cellphones in K-12 classrooms. The poll highlights bipartisan agreement on these issues, with concerns centered around the impact of social media on children's health and the potential for distraction and cyberbullying in schools. The poll also indicates growing concerns about the proliferation of data centers and the risks associated with increased use of artificial intelligence (AI) tools. 
