A years-in-the-making California bill that would take a step toward regulating artificial intelligence and other automated systems used in hiring, work benefits and insurance claims is drawing fierce opposition from the business community and pushback from within the state government.
The trade group representing some of San Francisco’s biggest technology companies has made killing the bill a top priority this legislative session, while the California Chamber of Commerce has come out against it, too.
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