Requires AI deployers to implement security programs to protect personal data, aligning with California Consumer Privacy Act.
If you deploy high-risk AI in California, you must secure personal data or face deceptive trade practice penalties.
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What This Means
SB468 mandates businesses deploying high-risk AI systems in California to establish comprehensive security programs to protect personal information. This includes administrative, technical, and physical safeguards tailored to the business's size and scope. Non-compliance could result in penalties under California's Unfair Competition Law.
Key Provisions
- Covered deployers must implement a comprehensive information security program.
- Security programs must include administrative, technical, and physical safeguards.
- Non-compliance is deemed a deceptive trade practice under California law.
- The California Privacy Protection Agency may adopt regulations to enforce the bill.
- Programs must include employee training and third-party service provider supervision.
- Regular monitoring and review of security measures are required.
Latest Legislative Action
Returned to Secretary of Senate pursuant to Joint Rule 56.
Compliance Checklist
Who: Covered deployers of high-risk AI systems
Deadline: Before deploying systems
Penalty: Deceptive trade practice penalties
Who: Covered deployers
Deadline: Ongoing
Penalty: Deceptive trade practice penalties
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