In an effort to enhance online safety, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has announced a series of new measures aimed at regulating social media and AI chatbots. This follows public outcry over incidents involving harmful content, notably linked to the Grok chatbot controversy. Starmer has pledged to fast-track legislation that could lead to a ban on social media use for those under 16, stressing that "no platform gets a free pass" when it comes to child safety. The proposed laws would also address the addictive elements of social media, including features like infinite scrolling. As the government considers broader internet controls, the campaign encourages discussions on harmful online content while aiming to keep pace with rapid changes in technology. Experts question whether these government initiatives will effectively manage the challenges posed by big tech.