We want machinery, we want help to rescue our people.". In the United States, four adults have been charged after sixteen children were rescued from a filthy home in rural Ohio where officials say they were living in "deplorable conditions".Authorities say the children, aged between one and eighteen, were living in a room barely bigger than a bedroom, surrounded by human waste.Several have been taken to hospital, with some of the children unable to speak, and one eighteen-year-old unable to write her own name.Vinton County prosecutor William Archer says the children are now in protective custody, and their parents are among those charged with felony child endangerment."This is an intra family situation We've seen on our radar screen recently the issues with cybersecurity, but companies are worried about bio risks and many in civil society are showing that AI can lead to disinformation that can threaten our democracies and our individual rights.”.Online safety advocates and parents say they're shocked by the Greens and Coalition's decision to block laws that would tighten Australia's social media ban for under 16 year-olds.The Greens say the new measures - including heftier fines for platforms that breach the policy - don't go far enough to protect children and young people.Emma Mason's daughter Tilly died by suicide after a campaign of bullying via social media.Ms Mason has told Channel 9's today show she is confused and upset by the delay to reforms, tabled after a report found 70 per cent of under 16s are finding ways around the policy."It's about the E Safety Commissioner being able to require more documents from third parties