Government
Aug. 5, 2026
AI disclosure bill for State Bar heads to Newsom
California lawmakers returned from summer recess by sending Gov. Gavin Newsom a bill requiring the State Bar to disclose its use of artificial intelligence in developing bar exam content. The Assembly also advanced measures on child custody mediation, Los Angeles wildfire aid, disability-access lawsuits and judicial privacy.
The California Legislature returned from its summer recess Monday by sending Gov. Gavin Newsom a bill requiring the State Bar to disclose when it uses artificial intelligence to develop bar exam content, part of lawmakers' response to the troubled February 2025 exam.
"AB 1651 is back for concurrence in Senate amendments," the bill's author, Assembly Judiciary Committee Vice Chair Diane Dixon, R-Newport Beach, told colleagues on the Assembly floor. "These ame...
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