On September 14, Léa Benaim, a journalist, covered a topic in Le Tech Flash about the growing interest of major artificial intelligence companies—such as OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic—in the idea of having a dedicated regulator for AI. These companies are increasingly concerned about the rapid development and deployment of AI technologies, which have raised questions about safety, ethics, and potential misuse. The discussion highlighted the need for clear rules and oversight to ensure that AI is used responsibly and transparently. The conversation also touched on another important issue: the regulation of social media access for minors. The idea of restricting social media use for individuals under the age of 15 has gained traction among policymakers and experts who are worried about the impact of social media on the mental health and development of young people. This topic has been debated in various countries, with some proposing stricter age limits or requiring parental consent for access. Léa Benaim’s report was part of Tech&Co, a daily show hosted by François Sorel on BFM Business. The program covers a wide range of technology and innovation topics, often featuring insights from industry experts, researchers, and journalists. Tech&Co airs from Monday to Thursday, providing listeners and viewers with regular updates on the fast-evolving world of technology. The discussion on AI regulation and social media policies reflects broader global conversations about how to balance technological progress with public safety and ethical considerations. As AI continues to shape various industries and aspects of daily life, the need for thoughtful regulation becomes increasingly urgent.