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California lawmakers have passed a sweeping set of bills aimed at regulating the artificial intelligence industry, combating deepfakes, and protecting workers from exploitation as the technology rapidly evolves. California leads the nation in AI regulation The Democrat-controlled California legislature, in its final week of the session, approved hundreds of bills that will now head to Governor Gavin Newsom's desk. The deadline for the governor to act is Saturday. Newsom, a Democrat, has until September 30 to sign the proposals into law, veto them, or let them take effect without his signature. While he indicated in July that he would sign a bill to combat deepfakes in elections, he has not commented on the other measures. Earlier this summer, he cautioned that overregulating the industry at home could harm it. In recent years, he has often cited the state's budget woes as a reason for rejecting legislation he might otherwise support. Here's a look at some of the AI bills ...

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is currently the talk of the town. It has been featured on the cover of magazines like Time and Vogue, and the possibilities it offers are endless. The hype surrounding AI is justified, as new generative AI tools are making great strides in generating coherent text and images. While ChatGPT, a chat interface, has become a cultural phenomenon, other generative AI tools are being created to offer more specialized, industry-specific services. The AISHE system is a powerful tool that utilizes Artificial Swarm Intelligence (ASI) to solve complex problems and improve decision-making across various domains. ASI mimics the collective behavior of social animals such as ants, bees, and birds to solve problems, allowing for decentralized decision-making, efficient information processing, and robust problem-solving capabilities. The AISHE system leverages these benefits to facilitate ASI through data aggregation, distributed computation, and collaborative filtering...