The first lady’s communications director, Nick Clemens, told California Decoded: “Protecting children from malicious attacks online is something First Lady Melania Trump cares

Drata explored why businesses hesitate to adopt AI, citing skepticism, budget limits, and lack of expertise as key barriers to AI growth.

A newly proposed California bill seeks to regulate artificial intelligence decision-making tools in employment and other key areas – but will

Scott Wiener's latest bill is one to watch not just because of the controversy it generated last time around, but for what it says about who gets to regulate AI in the Golden State, and beyond.

Add AI to the growing list of potentially harmful things legislators want to protect children from, with a new bill introduced in California.

In an exclusive interview with California Decoded, Labor Fed President Lorena Gonzalez said the group is sponsoring three first-in-the-nation bills in Sacramento this year aimed at limiting how companies can use AI-powered monitoring systems to manage their employees.

Senate Republicans responded with Senate Bill 554, called the Safety Before Criminal Sanctuary Act. Introduced by state Senator and Minority Leader Brian Jones, a San Diego Republican, the bill doesn’t seek to change California’s sanctuary state status. Instead, Jones wants to stop local governments from adding any more restrictions.

When a California doctor asked state Assemblymember Rebecca Bauer-Kahan to sign a form allowing AI to transcribe her child’s medical visit, she refused. Her concern? Intimate medical ...