AI Safety and Regulation
January 13, 2025

The California Attorney General issues advisories on responsible usage of generative AI

California’s Attorney General issued advisories requiring Gen AI compliance with state laws like the CCPA and healthcare regulations, emphasizing accountability in harm cases and promoting transparency and fairness.

On January 13, 2025, the California Attorney General's Office issued new advisories outlining the legal requirements for Gen AI usage in the state. The advisories emphasize that AI technologies must comply with existing state laws, including the Unfair Competition Act, False Advertising Law, and the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). These regulations aim to ensure transparency, fairness, and consumer protection in GenAI applications.

The advisories stress the importance of accountability in cases of harm caused by Gen AI systems, urging businesses to take steps to prevent any misuse.

Additionally, the guidance reinforces the need for Gen AI systems to adhere to healthcare regulations when applicable, encouraging innovation in the AI sector while prioritizing consumer safety.

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