Minnesota SF4380 mandates online platforms to disclose algorithm use, ensure design transparency, and provide user choice.
Minnesota SF4380 requires certain online platforms to provide detailed information about their algorithmic recommender systems, including inputs, data sources, and weight categorizations. The platforms must also offer an accessible user interface for users to communicate preferences regarding recommended and blocked items. The bill mandates that platforms using personal data for minors be configured to maximize long-term user value metrics by default.
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