AB 2885 — Artificial Intelligence
AB 2885 addresses the use of artificial intelligence in decision-making systems, aiming to prevent algorithmic discrimination. The law focuses on ensuring transparency and fairness in AI systems used in areas such as hiring and policing. It seeks to mitigate harms arising from biased or discriminatory automated decisions.
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