Summary
Utah and California have passed laws requiring businesses to reveal if they are using AI when interacting with customers. These laws aim to make it easier for people to choose not to engage with AI, while more states consider similar rules. The U.S. government and industry groups have shared concerns that these regulations could slow down innovation and impact businesses.
Key Facts
- Utah and California require businesses to tell customers if they use AI.
- People supporting these laws believe they give more control to those who prefer not to use AI.
- California expanded its law to include police departments, which must disclose AI use in reports.
- San Francisco mandates city departments to publicly report AI usage.
- The White House warns that state-level AI regulations might harm startups.
- Some industry experts worry that disclosing AI use could deter customers and slow tech growth.
- A homeschool teacher has concerns about the quick integration of AI in daily life and its effects on personal decision-making.
