California has finally adopted its AI safety law - here's what it means
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California has finally adopted its AI safety law - here's what it means
"California has proven that we can establish regulations to protect our communities while also ensuring that the growing AI industry continues to thrive,"
"This legislation strikes that balance."
"AI is the new frontier in innovation, and California is not only here for it - but stands strong as a national leader by enacting the first-in-the-nation frontier AI safety legislation that builds public trust as this emerging technology rapidly evolves."
California adopted the Transparency in Frontier Artificial Intelligence Act (TFAIA), previously Senate Bill 53, to require AI companies to disclose how they will avoid serious model risks and to admit any critical safety incidents. The law includes whistleblower protections, mandates to meet international standards, and a mechanism to report safety incidents. The law establishes a consortium to build a computing cluster accessible in the public cloud to develop safe, sustainable, and ethical AI. California hosts many AI developers, giving the law potential broad impact. Anthropic supported the bill while calling for federal legislation. TFAIA was written by Senator Scott Wiener.
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