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Technology

Nov. 14, 2024

State AI agenda unpacks the new legislative measures shaping the future

In 2024, California's legislature passed key AI bills focused on ethical concerns and digital content misuse, while Gov. Newsom vetoed a broader measure, signaling the state's cautious approach to AI regulation and its future impact.

Benjamin M. Sadun

Partner Dechert LLP

Email: Benjamin.Sadun@dechert.com

Harvard Univ Law School; Cambridge MA

Allie Ozurovich

Associate Dechert LLP

Products Liability and Mass Torts

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This year, California's legislature showed significant interest in the Artificial Intelligence ("AI") space. Starting in January 2024, the state legislature advanced four measures to Gov. Gavin Newsom's desk for signature. Gov. Newsom signed three of these measures into law but vetoed the most sweeping--and controversial--of these measures, the Safe and Secure Innovation for Frontier Artificial Intelligence Models Act (the "Bill" or "SB 1047").

On Sept. ...

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