Gov. Gavin Newsom of California Forces a Rethink of A.I. Rules
Published On Sep 30, 2024, 8:09 AM
California's Governor Gavin Newsom has vetoed a significant A.I. regulation bill (S.B. 1047) amid pressure from major tech companies. This bill aimed to establish safety testing for powerful A.I. models but faced opposition from venture capitalists and tech executives who argued it would hinder innovation. Newsom indicated that he would form a panel of experts to devise better regulations for A.I. as the debate continues on how best to balance innovation and safety in the A.I. sector.
Stock Forecasts
NVDA
Positive
The veto signals ongoing challenges for A.I. regulation, which may lead to continued investment opportunities in A.I.-related technologies as firms adapt to a less regulated environment. Companies involved in advanced A.I. systems may gain momentum as regulatory hurdles lessen.
CRWD
Negative
Conversely, companies that create compliance solutions for A.I. regulation might see a downturn in demand following this veto, as the immediate need for strict compliance guidelines diminishes.
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