CA SB574

Attorneys using generative AI must not enter confidential, personal identifying, or nonpublic information into public AI systems and must take reasonable steps to verify accuracy and correct any erroneous or "hallucinated" output

Attorneys must ensure their use of generative AI does not unlawfully discriminate based on protected characteristics including race, gender, disability, socioeconomic status, and other classifications

All citations in court filings must be personally read and verified by the responsible attorney, including any citations provided by generative AI tools

Arbitrators are prohibited from delegating any part of their decision-making process to generative AI and cannot rely on AI-generated information outside the record without disclosing it to parties first

Arbitrators must assume full responsibility for all aspects of an award regardless of any AI assistance used in the decision-making process