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Why California’s AI transparency law for state government use was destined to fail
California's AI transparency law, Assembly Bill 302, failed to enforce accountability as state agencies underreported or concealed high-risk automated systems used for consequential decisions like housing, healthcare, and cash assistance. The law relies on self-reporting without verification, leading to inaccurate public disclosures and systemic gaps in oversight.
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Assembly Bill 302topicCalifornia Department of TechnologyorganizationVictoria CopelandpersonStevie GlabersonpersonUniformity Assessment SystemtopicRisk Segmentation, Stratification, and Tier modeltopicNew York’s Public Oversight of Surveillance Technology ActtopicCenter on Resilience and Digital Justiceorganization
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