Deepfake Pornography
Expands civil liability for digitized sexually explicit material, including material depicting minors, and for services that knowingly enable deepfake pornography services to operate.
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Expands civil liability for digitized sexually explicit material, including material depicting minors, and for services that knowingly enable deepfake pornography services to operate.
Authorizes the Public Utilities Commission to assess whether utility costs from new data center loads shift costs to other customers and to report its findings to the Legislature.
Makes bans on falsely implying a health care license enforceable against developers and deployers of AI systems that use such terms, letters or phrases.
Requires police reports written fully or partly with AI to include a disclosure, requires the first AI draft to be retained and requires agencies to keep an audit trail.
Requires web browsers to include a consumer setting that sends an opt-out preference signal to businesses, beginning January 1, 2027.
Requires data brokers registering with the California Privacy Protection Agency to disclose more of the personal information they collect, such as government ID numbers, login information and citizenship data.
Makes it unlawful under the Cartwright Act to use or distribute a common pricing algorithm as part of a conspiracy to restrain trade or to coerce others into adopting its recommended prices.
Requires large frontier AI developers to publish frontier AI frameworks and transparency reports, report critical safety incidents to the state, protects whistleblowers and sets up a consortium to plan a public computing cluster called CalCompute.
Prohibits knowingly distributing materially deceptive AI-generated or digitally altered election content about candidates, officials and election workers within set periods around elections.
Bars platforms from giving minors addictive algorithmic feeds without parental consent and limits notifications to minors overnight and during school hours.
Would have required data center owners to report power usage effectiveness to the Energy Commission and required developers of covered AI models to estimate the energy used to develop them.
Requires large online platforms to block or label materially deceptive AI-generated or altered content about candidates and election officials during set periods around elections.
Would have required developers of the largest frontier AI models to adopt safety and security protocols, assess risks of critical harms and be able to fully shut down covered models.
Expands state child sexual abuse material crimes to cover matter that is digitally altered or generated by artificial intelligence.
Requires state agencies to assess risks of generative AI use and to disclose when communications with the public about government services are generated by AI.
Requires developers of generative AI systems released since January 1, 2022 to post documentation on their websites summarizing the data used to train them, by January 1, 2026.
Clarifies that personal information under the CCPA can exist in various formats, including artificial intelligence systems capable of outputting personal information.
Adds neural data, meaning information generated by measuring nervous system activity, to the CCPA definition of sensitive personal information.
Requires health facilities, clinics and physician offices that use generative AI for patient clinical communications to include a disclaimer and instructions for reaching a human provider.
Requires health plans and insurers that use AI, algorithms or other software for utilization review to meet specified requirements, including leaving medical necessity decisions to licensed health care professionals.
Establishes a uniform definition of artificial intelligence across California statutes.
Makes it a crime to intentionally create and distribute realistic computer-generated or digitally altered intimate images of an identifiable person that cause serious emotional distress.
Requires social media platforms to give California users a way to report sexually explicit digital identity theft and to temporarily block reported content while it is reviewed.
Makes contract terms allowing a digital replica of a performer's voice or likeness in new performances unenforceable when specified protections, such as a reasonably specific description of uses and representation, are missing.
Makes a person who produces or distributes a digital replica of a deceased personality's voice or likeness in audiovisual works or sound recordings without prior consent liable for at least $10,000 or actual damages.
Requires committees that run political ads with AI-generated or substantially altered content to disclose that the ad was generated or altered using artificial intelligence.
Requires the California Department of Technology to inventory high-risk automated decision systems that state agencies use or propose to use.
Directs state agencies to study the benefits and risks of generative AI, issue guidelines for its procurement, use and required training in state government, and set up sandboxes to pilot GenAI projects.
Voter-approved initiative that amended and expanded the CCPA with new consumer privacy protections and created the California Privacy Protection Agency.
Creates the California Consumer Privacy Act, giving residents rights to know, delete and opt out of the sale of personal information that businesses collect about them.