Speaker: Stavros Gadinis, UC Berkeley Law When a police department asked Microsoft for real-time facial recognition on body cameras, no law told the company what to do. Its internal review process, built years before any AI statute existed, said no, and the escalation path that produced that answer now looks a lot like what the EU AI Act requires. Drawing on conversations with the general counsel and governance teams at Microsoft, OpenAI, Google DeepMind, Uber, Lyft and Salesforce, this talk…
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Proposition 40, on the November 3 ballot, would impose a one-time 5% tax on the net worth of California’s billionaires. It would be the nation’s first state tax on individual net worth and a sharp break from California’s usual reliance on income, sales, and property taxes. Supporters see it as a way to address wealth concentration and fund health care programs; critics point to valuation problems, the risk of taxpayer departures, and likely constitutional challenges. Professor Darien Shanske (UC Davis…
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