A bill has been unanimously passed by the California Senate that seeks to establish common-sense guardrails for artificial intelligence (AI) use in mental health treatment. The bill, SB-903 Mental health professionals: artificial intelligence, was authored by Senator Steve Padilla and seeks to protect individuals seeking therapy or psychotherapy services in the state of California.
California Seeks to Implement AI Guardrails for Mental Health Treatment
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