A landmark state law requiring notification about content created by generative artificial intelligence went into effect over the weekend, creating a new regulatory framework in California that will soon also apply to social media content and recording devices.
The state’s Sunday implementation date was timed to coincide with regulators in the European Union, in what the legislation’s co-author, State Sen. Josh Becker, D-Menlo Park, said was unprecedented coordination between the two governments.
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