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CalChamber Statement on Governor’s Veto of SB 1047 - Advocacy - California Chamber of Commerce

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This is the California Chamber of Commerce's statement welcoming Governor Newsom's veto of SB 1047, a landmark AI safety bill. It reflects business community opposition to broad AI liability and regulatory frameworks, relevant to AI governance debates.

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Summary

The California Chamber of Commerce issued a statement supporting Governor Newsom's veto of SB 1047, a bill that would have imposed safety requirements and liability on large AI model developers. CalChamber had opposed the bill as a 'job killer,' arguing it would stifle AI innovation in California. The statement reflects broader business community concerns about AI regulation.

Key Points

  • •CalChamber supported Governor Newsom's veto of SB 1047, which it had labeled a 'job killer' bill.
  • •SB 1047 would have required safety testing and imposed liability on developers of large AI models trained above a compute threshold.
  • •The business community argued the bill would drive AI development out of California and harm innovation.
  • •The veto was a significant moment in U.S. AI governance, reflecting tension between safety advocates and industry interests.
  • •CalChamber's position illustrates the lobbying dynamics shaping AI policy at the state level.

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