oag.ca.gov California AG Bonta Calls for Urgent AI Regulation Amid Cyber Safety Concerns
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- •Bonta joins 25 AGs urging Congress for urgent AI regulation.
- •Recent incidents at AI labs highlight critical cyber safety risks.
- •California emphasizes both state and federal action for AI safety.
California Attorney General Rob Bonta, alongside 25 other attorneys general, urged Congress to act swiftly to regulate large-scale AI models following critical cyber safety incidents at frontier AI labs. Reports indicate that these incidents have raised alarms about the potential dangers of rapid AI development. Bonta emphasized the need for both state-level and federal protections to ensure responsible AI development, citing recent warnings from insiders about the risks associated with powerful AI models. The advisories issued by Bonta also remind consumers and businesses of their rights and obligations under existing California laws regarding AI use. The situation underscores the urgency of establishing a national foundation for AI safety to prevent catastrophic harm.
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