California Governor Gavin Newsom wants his state’s legislators to know that he appreciates their efforts to put the home of Silicon Valley at the forefront of AI regulation, but he’s still concerned heavy-handed laws could stifle innovation.
Newsom argued California was already leading in terms of adopting AI for government use, citing the state’s machine-learning experiments in traffic management and language access.
Newsom said the state is currently developing more AI projects, including how to use the technology to tackle the homelessness crisis.
“If we over-regulate, if we overindulge, if we chase a shiny object we could put ourselves in a perilous position,” Newsom said.
Newsom vetoed legislation last year that would have required a human driver in commercial autonomous trucks, describing it as unnecessary.
Other proposed legislative measures include building systems to assess AI safety and allow actors to break contracts if their digital likenesses are used without their consent.
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California Governor Gavin Newsom wants his state’s legislators to know that he appreciates their efforts to put the home of Silicon Valley at the forefront of AI regulation, but he’s still concerned heavy-handed laws could stifle innovation.
Newsom argued California was already leading in terms of adopting AI for government use, citing the state’s machine-learning experiments in traffic management and language access.
Newsom said the state is currently developing more AI projects, including how to use the technology to tackle the homelessness crisis.
“If we over-regulate, if we overindulge, if we chase a shiny object we could put ourselves in a perilous position,” Newsom said.
Newsom vetoed legislation last year that would have required a human driver in commercial autonomous trucks, describing it as unnecessary.
Other proposed legislative measures include building systems to assess AI safety and allow actors to break contracts if their digital likenesses are used without their consent.
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