On Jun. 27, CAL LEG reported bill to require notices by AI developers.
CAL LEG reported bill AB 2013, on artificial intelligence; training data transparency.
Requires AI developers post data used to train system/service for California residents.
Would amend Civil code,CAL LEG 3-4, add new title 15.2, commending with S. 3110.
Bill Provisions
Requires developers of artificial intelligence (AI) systems or services that are made available for Californians to use to post certain documentation on their website.
Must post documentation regarding the data used to train the system or service.
Including high-level summaries of the datasets used; provided certain exceptions.
Would be required, on/before Jan. 1, 2026, before each time thereafter that AI system /service, is made available to residents; regardless if terms use include compensation.
For an AI system/service made available for use before Jan. 1, 2025, bill would instead require high-level summary to use information reasonably available to the developer.
Would require a developer who is unable to locate information for high-level summary to post a description of the methods used to search for information, as specified.
Legislative History
On Jan. 31, 2024, bill was introduced in House; on May 20, 2024, bill passed House.
On May 21, 2024, bill was introduced in Senate; on Jun. 26, 2024, bill was amended.
On Jun. 26, 2024, amendment passed; on Jun. 27, 2024, bill ordered to third reading.
To advance, bill needs to pass third reading in Senate, and House concur changes.
Effectiveness
No effective date specified; CAL bills generally effective Jan. 1 next year, Jan. 1, 2025.
In Aug. 2024, CAL LEG issued bill on automated decision tools bias, see #223267.
Sep. 2024 CAL LEG Bill Enrolled
On Sep. 5, 2024, CAL LEG reported the bill was enrolled and presented to governor.
Sep. 28, 2024 CAL LEG Governor Approved
On Sep. 28, 2024, CAL LEG reported governor approved AB 2013 as Chapter 817.
Regulators
CAL LEG
Entity Types
CNSM; Corp
Reference
Chapter 817, 9/28/2024; Bill, 9/5/2024; AB2013, 6/27/2024; Citation: CAL LEG 3-4;
