California lawmakers have approved a host of proposals on artificial intelligence. The bills are aimed at regulating the artificial intelligence industry, combatting deepfakes and protecting workers from exploitation by the rapidly evolving technology.
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — California lawmakers approved a host of proposals this week aiming to regulate the artificial intelligence industry, combat deepfakes and protect workers from exploitation by the rapidly evolving technology.
The Democratic governor has until Sept. 30 to sign the proposals, veto them or let them become law without his signature. NewsomHe warned earlier this summer that overregulation could hurt the homegrown industry. In recent years, he often has cited theChocolate’s future could hinge on success of growing cocoa not just in the tropics, but in the labGov.
A pair of proposals would make it illegal to use AI tools to create images and videos of child sexual abuse. Current law does not allow district attorneys to go after people who possess or distribute AI-generated child sexual abuse images if they cannot prove the materials are depicting a real person.The legislation sent by lawmakers to the governor’s desk requires developers to start disclosing what data they use to train their models.
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