AB 3095 — Artificial Intelligence
AB 3095 addresses the use of artificial intelligence in California, focusing on transparency and accountability in AI systems. The bill aims to prevent algorithmic discrimination by requiring entities deploying AI systems to conduct impact assessments and disclose potential harms. It targets algorithmic discrimination by ensuring fairness in automated decision-making processes.
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