California is emerging as the world's new center of AI governance, argues Luiza Jarovsky
LuizaJarovsky · x · 2026-09-16
AI governance researcher Luiza Jarovsky argues California is showing the world that AI policy must enter a new stage, following Jacob Coxon's viral existential-risk post:
- Effective regulation should focus on transparency and accountability, obliging AI providers and deployers to disclose more so NGOs, auditors, and lawmakers can respond to the latest developments.
- She criticizes the EU AI Act as a much weaker framework than it could have been — a missed opportunity.
- California, she argues, is where real change and leadership have emerged, and the world should watch.
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