Cal-in-Sacramento Fellow Molly Jacoby covers AI regulation through California state legislation for the Capitol Weekly

Molly Jacoby, '23, writes "AB 331: A lesson for future regulation of automated decision tools" for the Capitol Weekly on the heels of completing her undergraduate career and an internship at the Capitol Weekly as a part of her 2023 Cal-in-Sacramento fellowship: 

Artificial intelligence is reshaping the workforce, largely by shifting decision making processes into the hands of automated decision tools. The impact of this transformation has understandably drawn calls for robust regulation of the use of AI, but to date there is little to no government oversight on the development and deployment of automated decision tools.

But not for a lack of effort.

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