North Hennepin News

Kristin Robbins, a Minnesota state legislator, shared several updates on her social media account in mid-August 2025, ranging from concerns about online child safety to participation in local community events.

On August 16, 2025, Robbins voiced her apprehension regarding the use of artificial intelligence in digital platforms and its impact on children. She wrote, "This is appallingAI is being used to harm & manipulate our kids & Meta claims this is “acceptable.”@SpeakerJohnson & @LeaderJohnThune should immediately raise the online age of adulthood & make other updates to the Child Online Protection Act to actually protect our kids!"

The following day, August 17, 2025, Robbins highlighted her attendance at a cultural celebration at the State Capitol. She stated, "Always enjoy seeing old and new friends at IndiaFest at the State Capitol, celebrating 78 years of India’s independence and democracy! With @iam_iamnorg"

On August 18, 2025, Robbins reported on another community engagement: "It was a fun day to catch up with friends St. Thomas the Apostle Catholic Church annual Festival in Corcoran! Amazing food and fun family activities - thanks so much for all you do in our community!"

Robbins’ call for legislative action refers to ongoing national debates about children’s online safety and proposed reforms such as raising the digital age of adulthood. The Child Online Protection Act has been a subject of discussion among lawmakers seeking to address evolving risks associated with internet technologies.