There’s a consensus that after two years, California needs to do something,” said Sunny Gandhi, an AI oversight advocate.

California appears to be moving closer to enacting a major AI law that would mandate transparency measures from frontier AI ...

SB 53 requires some AI developers to publicly disclose their safety and security protocols and creates a way to report major ...

California state lawmakers have ramped up efforts to regulate artificial intelligence (AI) in their latest session, putting the Golden State on a collision course with a Republican effort to ...

If SB 243 is enacted, California would become the first state to require operators to implement safety protocols for AI ...

That size and influence have given the Golden State the weight to become a regulatory trailblazer, setting the tone for the rest of the country on environmental, labor, and consumer protection ...

The SB 53 bill demands safety frameworks and reporting from frontier AI developers. Learn how it could become the model for ...

As artificial intelligence replaces entry-level jobs, California’s universities and community colleges are offering a glimmer ...

Dr. Rachel Tatro-Duarte is an English professor at Porterville College who leans into technology to teach her courses.

The bill, if passed, would set some of the first broad legal requirements for AI companies in the United States.

From official partnerships to general usage policies, universities around the country are figuring out how to embrace AI.

Ironically, the creators and implementers of AI systems are those most likely to see the impact of the AI they create.