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As America's most populous state considers a new act on data privacy, it could set a course for the rest of the country –- even as it harms the development of artificial intelligence.

U.S.: The Consequences of California's Data Privacy Bill

America's most populous state could set the course for the rest of the country on data privacy -- and also hurt the development of artificial intelligence.

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Californian legislators have introduced AB 375, the California Data Privacy Protection Act, which could make the state a trailblazer on data privacy in the United States. At the same time, however, the content of the bill could also create issues that ultimately hinder the development of artificial intelligence. Accordingly, a vote on June 28 will be critical to the future of data privacy in the country as a whole.

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U.S.: The Consequences of California's Data Privacy Bill

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