Newsom signs deepfake, other AI bills into law in California
California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) on Thursday signed multiple artificial intelligence (AI) bills aimed at preventing the misuse of sexually explicit deepfakes. Newsom’s signature on the three AI-related bills marks the Golden State’s latest efforts to place guardrails on the advancing technology amid concerns about the spread of deepfakes,
Newsom has faced lobbying from both sides. Yeni Linares, an undocumented immigrant who has cleaned houses in Southern ...
Governor Gavin Newsom announced new action to address homelessness and expand affordable housing Thursday morning as he ...
Over the last five years, the state government has spent some $24 billion to ameliorate homelessness, which, according to ...
According to Gov. Newsom, cities and counties are to blame for failing to get people off the street — despite all the money ...
The California city of Norwalk has extended its ban on homeless shelters despite the threat of a legal action from Governor ...
Friday that would have made it easier for Californians using Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and similar browsers to have an ...
Governor Newsom signs a housing package to address homelessness in California, with new laws and a $6.4 billion investment in ...
California's retail crime task force is surpassing 2023 enforcement totals amid a surge in arrests and cases investigated, ...
Celebrity chef Andrew Gruel responds to Gavin Newsom's latest claim that California's minimum wage hike has added 11,000 fast ...
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