SB 1248 — State Agencies: Automated Decision Systems
SB 1248 addresses the use of automated decision systems by state agencies in California. The bill aims to ensure transparency, accountability, and fairness in automated decision-making processes to prevent algorithmic discrimination. It requires state agencies to assess and mitigate potential harms from automated systems, particularly in areas like policing, hiring, and public benefits. The bill was referred to a committee for further review and has not yet been enacted.
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