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SIGNIFICANT · Mastodon — fosstodon.org Polski(PL) · 3d · [3 sources]

Governor Gavin Newsom signed unprecedented legislation protecting California's labor market from the effects of automation. The document includes, among other things, the introduction of

Anker is entering the processor market with its new Thus chip, which uses compute-in-memory architecture to deliver 150x more AI processing power for its upcoming Soundcore headphones. Meanwhile, Poland is vying for a Baltic AI GigaFactory within the new EU InvestAI fund, facing open competition for billions in funding and GPU resources. In California, Governor Gavin Newsom has signed legislation aimed at protecting the job market from automation, including proposals for universal basic income and machine-favoring tax reforms. AI

IMPACT New AI hardware, EU funding competition, and state-level automation policy signal diverse industry developments.
- California
- Gavin Newsom
- GPU
- Anker
- Thus
- Soundcore
- Poland
- InvestAI
- Baltic AI GigaFactory
RESEARCH · Mastodon — fosstodon.org English(EN) · 23h

“The order mandates agencies to explore a range of policy options, including severance standards, expanded unemployment insurance, job retraining programs aimed

California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed an executive order aimed at protecting workers impacted by AI-driven job displacement. The order directs state agencies to investigate various policy options, such as enhanced severance packages, expanded unemployment benefits, and specialized job retraining programs for white-collar professionals. It also explores concepts like worker ownership and universal basic capital to mitigate the economic effects of automation. AI

IMPACT California is exploring policies to support workers displaced by AI, including retraining and new ownership models.
RESEARCH · Mastodon — sigmoid.social English(EN) · 3d · [2 sources]

Unseen Japan: 20% of Japan’s Manga Artists and Illustrators Say AI Has Cut Their Income. “The Japan Freelance League backed this up with another survey in Janua

California Governor Gavin Newsom has issued an executive order directing state agencies to explore strategies for mitigating job losses caused by AI advancements. This initiative includes investigating severance policies and subsidized employment to support displaced workers, alongside a mandated report on AI's impact on the state's labor market. Concurrently, a survey in Japan revealed that 20% of manga artists and illustrators report a reduction in income due to AI, with a significant portion experiencing substantial financial losses that threaten their careers. AI

IMPACT Governments and creative industries are beginning to address the economic fallout from AI, signaling a shift towards policy interventions and industry adaptation.
RESEARCH · Mastodon — mastodon.social 日本語(JA) · 4d

California, USA, considering policies to protect AI-displaced workers. Governor says "the entire system needs to be rebuilt" https://www.huffingtonpost.jp/entry/story_jp_6a0fb925e4b0f1ba1f6438eb #huffingtonpost #WORLD #AMERICA #a

California is considering policies to protect workers displaced by artificial intelligence. Governor Gavin Newsom stated that a "complete overhaul of the system" is necessary to address the issue. The state is exploring new measures to support individuals whose jobs are impacted by AI advancements. AI

IMPACT California is exploring new policies to support workers displaced by AI, indicating a proactive governmental approach to managing AI's societal impact.
RESEARCH · Forbes — Innovation English(EN) · 6d

The New Vendor Due Diligence: Why Your Enterprise Buyer Will Ask About Agentic Governance

California is implementing new certification requirements for companies selling AI products to the state, with agencies due to submit recommendations by late July. This move, alongside evolving EU regulations, is already prompting enterprise buyers to revise procurement processes and demand specific agentic AI governance controls. Current vendor due diligence practices are insufficient for agentic systems, which can take autonomous actions, necessitating new questions around observability, kill-switch protocols, and incident history. AI

IMPACT New state-level AI procurement regulations are emerging, forcing vendors to demonstrate agentic governance beyond current standards.
COMMENTARY · LessWrong (AI tag) English(EN) · 3d

A political movement will save us from extinction

A political movement is necessary to navigate the existential risks posed by rapidly advancing superintelligence, according to an AI safety advocate. The author argues that current political structures are ill-equipped to handle the speed of AI development, citing governmental responses to COVID-19 as an example. They propose that a broad, democratized movement, drawing parallels to historical civil rights efforts, can unite diverse political factions to ensure AI benefits humanity. AI

IMPACT Argues for a political movement to address AI risks, potentially influencing future AI policy and regulation.
RESEARCH · Fortune English(EN) · 3d

Gavin Newsom takes rare step of telling Californians to avoid Chevron: ‘Big Oil is already making billions off Trump’s Iran War’

California Governor Gavin Newsom is urging residents to avoid Chevron gas stations due to high prices, suggesting unbranded alternatives are cheaper and meet the same standards. Newsom's office claims Chevron is charging 60-80 cents more per gallon than unbranded options, contributing to the state's average gas price of $6.14. This dispute follows Chevron's signs blaming state climate policies for high costs, while Newsom's administration has previously enacted laws aimed at curbing oil company profits and stabilizing fuel prices. AI

IMPACT This dispute highlights the complex interplay between state policy, corporate pricing strategies, and consumer costs in energy markets, with potential implications for regulatory approaches to pricing.
COMMENTARY · Axios Technology English(EN) · 1d

Scoop: Democrats eyeing 2028 bids court Warren

Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren is actively engaging with Democrats who are considering presidential bids in 2028, aiming to bolster their progressive credentials. She has met with Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear and maintains communication with California Governor Gavin Newsom, both potential contenders. Warren is also collaborating with New York Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez on policy initiatives, such as universal child care. AI
RESEARCH · Mastodon — sigmoid.social English(EN) · 3d · [3 sources]

California just acknowledged that unemployment insurance won't be enough for what AI is about to do to the workforce. Newsom signed an executive order to track

California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed an executive order to address the potential impact of AI on the state's workforce. The order mandates tracking AI's effects on jobs, expanding job training initiatives, and exploring concepts like universal basic capital. However, it does not include regulations on AI deployment or requirements for companies to share productivity gains with employees. AI

IMPACT California is exploring policy responses to potential AI-driven job displacement, including training and financial support measures.