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California's Senate Bill 903, which limits AI chatbots from... Senator Steve Padilla when introducing SB 903. “We must act and place...
... California State Senator Steve Padilla said in a statement when introducing the measure. "We must act and place guardrails that prevent AI...
... California State Senator Steve Padilla said in a statement when introducing the measure. “We must act and place guardrails that prevent AI...
Under Senate Bill 903, companies would be banned from advertising... Steve Padilla of San Diego, author of the legislation, said earlier...
Senate Bill 903, authored by Senator Steve Padilla of San Diego, passed the Senate unanimously in May and cleared two Assembly policy committees...
Democratic state Sen. Steve Padilla told Cal Matters that while AI can be used for administrative purposes and to help clinicians, it should not...
The intent of the measure is to ensure AI cannot practice psychotherapy, said the bill's author, San Diego Democratic Sen. Steve Padilla. CalMatters:...
San Diego-based senator Steve Padilla introduced the bill, which is currently sitting before the assembly's fiscal committee, on January 21. Padilla...
California lawmakers are working to regulate the use of AI chatbots in mental health care with Senate Bill 903. Introduced by Sen. Steve Padilla...
Sen. Alex Padilla (D- Calif.): “Our bill would connect families to locally grown produce, providing them with better access to fresh whole foods...
With the rise in popularity of chatbots and AI use in mental healthcare, lawmakers are pushing legislation that they say is needed to protect consumers.








