California law requires disclosure of AI-generated performers in ads
tbirdcymru · x · 2026-09-17
Governor Newsom signed a new California law requiring clear disclosures in ads that use AI-generated performers to sell products and services, aimed at protecting workers amid rising difficulty distinguishing real from synthetic.
The law adds to California's self-described first-in-the-nation AI guardrail framework.
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