SB 1047
A California AI regulation bill proposed in 2024 that would have required large AI models with training costs exceeding $100 million to pass safety evaluations before deployment, and authorized the state attorney general to sue non-compliant companies. The bill was ultimately vetoed by Governor Newsom.
Timeline (last 90 days)
Over the past year, Newsom vetoed multiple AI regulation bills passed by the California legislature, the most prominent of which was the 2024 SB 1047 bill.
The SB 1047 bill originally required developers of large AI models to conduct safety assessments before training and to establish shutdown mechanisms.
Newsom vetoed the SB 1047 bill on the grounds that it could hinder innovation and that the regulatory boundaries were ambiguous.
California's 2024 SB 1047 bill was introduced by State Senator Scott Wiener.
The SB 1047 bill requires large AI models with training costs exceeding $100 million to pass safety testing before deployment.
The SB 1047 bill grants the state attorney general the power to file lawsuits against non-compliant companies.
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加州SB 1047法案由参议员斯科特·维纳提出，要求训练成本超过1亿美元的大型AI模型开发者实施安全测试并建立关闭开关机制
90%UnverifiedSB 1047法案于2024年9月被加州州长加文·纽森否决，理由是其一刀切的监管方式可能阻碍创新
90%UnverifiedNewsom vetoed the SB 1047 bill on the grounds that it could hinder innovation and that the regulatory boundaries were ambiguous.
50%UnverifiedThe SB 1047 bill originally required developers of large AI models to conduct safety assessments before training and to establish shutdown mechanisms.
50%UnverifiedThe SB 1047 bill grants the state attorney general the power to file lawsuits against non-compliant companies.
50%UnverifiedCalifornia's 2024 SB 1047 bill was introduced by State Senator Scott Wiener.
50%UnverifiedThe SB 1047 bill requires large AI models with training costs exceeding $100 million to pass safety testing before deployment.
50%UnverifiedOver the past year, Newsom vetoed multiple AI regulation bills passed by the California legislature, the most prominent of which was the 2024 SB 1047 bill.
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