Many companies won't say if they'll comply with California's AI training transparency law | TechCrunch
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AB-2013 requires generative AI developers in California to disclose details about their training data, including ownership and license information, by 2026.
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OpenAI stated, "OpenAI complies with the law in jurisdictions we operate in, including this one," indicating their commitment to transparency with AB-2013.
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Stability AI expressed that they are "supportive of thoughtful regulation that protects the public while at the same time doesn't stifle innovation," highlighting the balance needed in AI regulation.
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The law allows until January 2026 for compliance regarding AI systems released since January 2022, giving companies time to adapt to these new transparency requirements.
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