Sen. Lummis added that legislation would address “Big Tech overreach” by “empowering the National Science Foundation (NSF) and the National Academy of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine (NASEM) to study the addictiveness of social media platforms” and “the impact designs of these platforms and their algorithms have on our society.” Faulting social media platforms for uneven enforcement of their own content moderation policies and recognizing the limitations of automated systems in addressing a variety of problems, the proposed legislation prizes "content-agnostic interventions”-- nudges, labels, alerts, and other prompts and design changes that may result in healthier online behavior.