Artificial intelligence program: Attorney General.
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Overview
This bill directs the Attorney General to establish a program to build expertise in artificial intelligence within the Department of Justice. The program will focus on understanding AI’s applications, risks, regulatory implications, and potential civil rights impacts. It also requires the Attorney General to submit annual reports to the Legislature detailing the program’s activities and recommendations for state oversight of artificial intelligence.
Key provisions
- Requires the Attorney General to create an AI expertise program within the Department of Justice.
- Mandates annual public reports to the Legislature on AI developments and oversight recommendations.
- Authorizes participating air districts to request funding disbursements if their available funds are insufficient.
- Establishes a process for the state board to issue funding to air districts within 60 days of a disbursement request.
- Specifies metrics for allocating funding to Clean Cars 4 All districts, including voucher deployment and underserved population investment.
- Allows up to 10% of Clean Cars 4 All funds to be used for outreach programs targeting specific underserved populations.
- Requires districts to report on outreach efforts and their impact on program deployment.
- Directs the state board to annually report on funding allocations and performance metrics to the Legislature.
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