CA AB 2027 prohibits the use of workers' personal data for AI training by employers and vendors, with penalties for violations.
If you employ workers in California, you must ensure their personal information isn't used for AI training or face $500 fines per violation.
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What This Means
Worker data: prohibitions: artificial intelligence. — Track this CA bill and its compliance implications at AI Laws by State.
Key Provisions
- Prohibits employers from using workers' personal information for AI training.
- Vendors cannot disclose or use workers' personal information for AI training.
- Contracts with vendors must include security measures for personal information.
- Workers can bring civil actions for violations, seeking damages and attorney's fees.
- Establishes a penalty of up to $500 for each violation.
- Applies to all cities in California, including charter cities, addressing a statewide concern.
Latest Legislative Action
In committee: Set, first hearing. Hearing canceled at the request of author.
Bill Sponsors
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Compliance Checklist
Who: Employers
Penalty: $500 per violation
Who: Employers
Penalty: Potential civil action from workers
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