California AI Regulation Bill

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Will California flip the AI industry on its head?

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California 's SB 1047 would be the strictest AI regulation in the US so far.

Critics have painted a nearly apocalyptic picture of its impact, calling it a threat to startups, open source developers, and academics.

Supporters call it a necessary guardrail for a potentially dangerous technology.

Governor Gavin Newsom will decide the fate of the bill.

Supporters of SB 1047 say it will still offer critical safety protections and whistleblower shields.

Governor Newsom may not want to rock the boat with technologists just ahead of a presidential election.

Many influential tech executives are also major donors to political campaigns, and in California , home to some of the world’s largest tech companies, these executives are deeply connected to state politics.

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