Assembly Privacy and Consumer Protection Committee

California State Assembly Privacy and Consumer Protection Committee · July 1, 2026

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Senator Umberg presents SB 574 — AI transparency in legal proceedings

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Senator Umberg (introduced by the chair) presented SB 574 to require transparency when attorneys, judges, and arbitration neutrals use artificial intelligence in filings, decisions, or arbitration so a human makes the final decisions. He framed the bill as preserving human judgment and preventing AI 'hallucinations' and erroneous citations; proponents described duties for attorneys to check citations and remove biased or personal data.

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A California State Assembly Privacy and Consumer Protection Committee hearing considered a package of bills on AI safety, child exploitation, mental‑health uses of AI, insurance privacy, autonomous AI and measures to curb abusive privacy litigation. Multiple bills were passed to appropriations or otherwise moved forward for further review.

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