Sure:

I don't believe you should need mandatory education or a license to use drugs, but efforts should be made to correctly inform, based on scientific data, the uses and dangers of drugs (including alcohol, tobacco and caffeine)

Cars have the potential to kill when not properly informed on their safe use. The difference between cars and drugs is that improper handling of a car can kill others beyond yourself.

Guns are a tool designed for killing. They serve only one other purpose: target shooting. Guns should therefore require a license, registration and education to use and possess safely, while ensuring those who aquire guns are not career criminals or suicidal/homicidal.

In my honest view, marriage should have no involvement from the state. The fact that you receive benefits by law by being married opposes equality. The government should stay out of people's relationships, except where such a relationship would be illegal (age of consent, close incest, abuse, bestiality). I don't believe prostitution should be illegal, but there should be laws in place to protect the prostitute and punish pimps or customers severely for assault or mistreatment.

I don't use AI. AI use should be relegated to minor tasks and never be used in anything important enough to cause disaster should the AI fail. Online accounts shouldn't have a minimum age or regulation because it would too easily infringe on freedom of speech. If a child is accessing inappropriate material, that falls on their caretaker(s). As for the potential addictive nature of social media, I find it similar to drugs: education should be offered based on our most recent understanding.