AI laws and bills in California
Every bill in the California Legislature that falls inside the AI Legislation Tracker's scope, with where each one currently stands.
Bills in Scope
Past Committee
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AI laws enacted in California in 2026
The 22 most recent AI bills enacted in California this year are below, the latest with a last action on 30 September 2026. Each links to the California Legislature's own page.
- AB 1883Workplace surveillance tools.30 September 2026
- AB 1979Health care services: artificial intelligence.30 September 2026
- AB 2392Public postsecondary education: generative artificial intelligence systems: procurement standards: training.30 September 2026
- AB 2713California AI Transparency Act: system provenance data.30 September 2026
- SB 1000California AI Transparency Act.30 September 2026
- SB 1111Digital replicas.30 September 2026
- SB 1159Artificial intelligence: transparency and governance.30 September 2026
- SB 1246Autonomous vehicles.30 September 2026
- SB 503Health care services: artificial intelligence.30 September 2026
- SB 574Attorneys, arbitrators, judicial officers, and alternative resolution providers.30 September 2026
- SB 947Employment: automated decision systems.30 September 2026
- SB 951Employment: technological displacement: notice.30 September 2026
- AB 1609Customer service chatbots.28 September 2026
- AB 502Elections: deceptive media in advertisements.19 September 2026
- AB 2504Community colleges: artificial intelligence: pilot program.18 September 2026
- SB 1050False advertising: synthetic performers.16 September 2026
- AB 1159Student personal information.10 September 2026
- SB 1119Companion chatbots: children's safety.10 September 2026
- SB 867Toys: companion chatbots.10 September 2026
- AB 1405Artificial intelligence: auditors: registration.9 September 2026
- SB 813Independent verification organizations.9 September 2026
- AB 1651State Bar of California: artificial intelligence.22 August 2026
AI bills in California
33Enacted
8Cleared both chambers
25Past committee
11Introduced or inactive
77 bills in scope
Enacted
25 of 33 shown
Showing the 25 furthest along of 77. Subscribers see all of them, filtered and searchable. Bill titles link to the California Legislature's own page.
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What's In Scope
How AI Legislation bills are selected
In scope is any bill that puts a duty on someone who builds, sells or deploys an automated system: disclosure when a model generates content, testing and notice before an algorithm screens a job applicant or sets a price, limits on government facial recognition, and consent for a synthetic likeness. The tracker follows the mechanism rather than the industry, so an insurance bill and a hiring bill arrive together when both create the same obligation.
Scope is defined by a written topic profile that every bill is measured against. The profiles are drafted by a model and validated by retrieval measurement against a judged set of bills, not reviewed by an attorney. LawSignals is a research tool and does not provide legal advice.
AI legislation in other jurisdictions
52 more currently hold bills in this tracker
- New Jersey137
- New York130
- Congress96
- Illinois81
- Virginia72
- Texas59
- Maryland55
- Hawaii51
- Massachusetts44
- Minnesota43
- Missouri36
- Pennsylvania36
- Iowa35
- Montana35
- Oklahoma35
- Connecticut31
- Florida29
- Georgia27
- Louisiana26
- Tennessee26
- Washington26
- Utah24
- Rhode Island23
- Vermont22
- Mississippi21
- North Carolina21
- Arizona19
- Colorado17
- Kentucky17
- Ohio15
- New Mexico14
- South Carolina14
- Wisconsin14
- Michigan13
- Maine12
- Puerto Rico12
- Nebraska11
- Idaho10
- Alabama9
- Arkansas9
- Kansas9
- New Hampshire9
- Nevada9
- Indiana8
- Oregon7
- West Virginia7
- North Dakota6
- South Dakota6
- Alaska5
- Delaware5
- District of Columbia2
- Wyoming2
California is one of AI Legislation's jurisdictions
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