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California has made significant progress in establishing the first major safety regulations for large artificial intelligence systems, with a bill that requires companies to test their models and disclose safety measures to prevent potential misuse. The proposal, which targets AI models trained on over $100 million of data, received a critical vote in the Assembly and awaits a final Senate vote before reaching Governor Gavin Newsom. Despite facing opposition from major tech companies and some lawmakers, supporters argue it sets essential standards as AI technology rapidly evolves.
Source: YAHOO