OpenAI has expressed its support for a California bill requiring AI-generated content to be labeled as such.
According to Reuters, OpenAI sent a letter of support to California State Assembly member Buffy Wicks, who authored the bill, titled the California Provenance, Authenticity and Watermarking Standards Act (AB 3211). The legislation passed by the state Assembly vote would require AI companies to put an invisible watermark on all content made or “significantly modified” by their AI models. Next, the bill is up for vote at the state Senate and would go on to review by CA Governor Gavin Newsom if passed.
The bill would also require AI companies to provide “watermark decoders” so that users can easily identify whether content is AI-generated or not.
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