U.S. needs a task force to examine risks AR, VR, and 5G pose to kids

Having now worked in the mobile apps industry for several years, I'm troubled that the most popular technology trends at CES will harm the developmental health of our children. Even worse, I feel that technology companies, government, and society are likely to make the same mistakes made with mobile screen time -- though at a much greater cost. With an urgency similar to what has moved nations to ward off the worst of global warming, we too must act now to prepare our children and better understand and regulate organizations developing artificial intelligence (AI), virtual reality (VR), and 5G (5th generation mobile connectivity). This is why I'm asking the United States federal government to appoint a task force consisting of consumer advocates and technology experts to recommend policy to the relevant Congressional committees and the Federal Trade Commission. Even though the emerging technologies at CES are rolling out very quickly, there were plenty of headlines in 2018 suggesting that the crises with mobile screen time is far from fully understand, let alone resolved.