Newsom signs new AI laws in California
California passed a batch of AI measures that Newsom has signed, and some state laws now require disclosing AI use in ads or depictions of people.
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What happened
State legislatures have passed new laws requiring disclosure when AI is used in advertisements or depictions of individuals. California passed a set of AI laws, and Newsom has signed them.
Why it matters
The new laws require AI use in advertisements and depictions of individuals to be disclosed.
Coverage
- California takes the lead on regulating AI (sfexaminer.com)
- New AI Transparency Requirements Enacted For Advertisers And Deployers (insideglobaltech.com)
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