SB 69 — Artificial Intelligence Program: Attorney General
SB 69 establishes an artificial intelligence program under the California Attorney General to address the use and regulation of AI systems. The bill aims to ensure transparency, accountability, and fairness in AI deployment, particularly in areas such as algorithmic decision-making and data privacy. It is intended to mitigate risks of algorithmic discrimination and unauthorized surveillance through AI technologies. The bill is currently under submission and review in committee.
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