California lawmakers approved a controversial bill that requires companies that make or modify powerful forms of artificial intelligence to test for their ability to enable critical harm to society.
Following a 32-1 vote in the Senate in May, the Assembly voted 48-15 to pass the bill late Wednesday afternoon, and on Thursday morning the Senate voted to concur with amendments. Whether the landmark bill becomes law is now up to Gov. Gavin Newsom.
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