California will need more than a ‘kill switch’ to keep AI under control
California is developing regulatory guardrails for artificial intelligence following concerns over AI-driven cyberattacks. State officials are exploring legislative measures to maintain control over emerging AI technologies.
After hundreds of AI “agents” participated in a cyber attack, industry leaders began seeking guardrails. California is beginning to set some.
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