California Lawmakers Once Again Challenge Newsom’s Tech Ties with AI Bill

Last year, California Governor Gavin News Veto Ay Wild (In public) and Wild (Between technology agencies) bills that will establish strong security guidelines for the development and management of artificial intelligence models. Now he will have a second shot – with this time at least some parts of the technology industry give him green light. Saturday, California lawmakers have passed Senate Bill 53, a breakthrough part of the law for which AI companies have to submit to the new security test.

Senate Bill 53Which is now waiting for the governor’s signature to be law in the state, to provide more transparency in their processes “Frontier” AI models – require companies to create such systems. These include publishing security events involved in dangerous or fraudulent behavior by autonomous AI systems, providing more precision about protection and protection protocols and risk evaluation, and providing protection for Whistle blowers and providing protection for the potential harm to the models they are working.

Bill – which will be applicable to the work of agencies like Open, Google, Jai, Ethnic and others – of course, the previous efforts to set up a broad security structure for the AI ​​industry must have been destroyed. For example, the bill that the News weed last year vetoed would establish a compulsory “kill switch” to solve their potential for models. Can’t be found here. The previous version of SB 53 also applied security requirements to smaller companies, but it has changed. In the Senate and Assembly passed versions, companies that have brought less than $ 500 million to annual revenue must only disclose high-level protection details than more grant information, For politiciansA change made by the direction of the technology industry.

To satisfy News to satisfy the News (or more precisely, the technology companies from whom he wants to continue to accept Propaganda) Not yet seen. The anthropologists have recently softened the law, chosen Drop it behind it This is just a few days before it was officially cut. However, such as trade groups Customer Technology Association (CTA) and Chamber for progressWhich is counted among its members such as Amazon, Google and Meta, opposed the bill. Opene The signal of opposing California in regulations specifically follow SB 53 without naming.

After the Trump administration tried and Failed to apply 10 years of suspension In the states of implementation of regulations in AI, there is an opportunity to lead the California issue – which makes sense, most companies are working within its boundaries at the top of the space. However that fact seems to be part of the cause too So shy to pull the newmum trigger In spite of the regulations All his blaster on many other issuesThe Requires money to run his political ambitions and they It contains a whole to offer companies to offerThe