Sacramento Report: Two Bills That Want to Stuff the AI Genie

Faced with AI applications that could upend conventions of democracy, State Sen. Steve Padilla and other lawmakers are trying to set ground rules for its use. Also, San Diego County makes a bid for storm aid and lawmakers backpaddle on an income-based utility fee.

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