Are California’s AI Rules in Jeopardy? Plus, New Data on Oakland’s Non-Police Response, and the Bay Area’s Ruby Ibarra Wins NPR’s Tiny Desk Contest
May 30, 202527m 5s
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Show Notes
On this month’s edition of The Bay’s news roundup, we talk about a proposed 10-year ban on state AI regulations that the House of Representatives passed as part of President Trump’s budget bill. Plus, Oakland’s MACRO program – a non-emergency alternative to police – releases new data, and the Bay Area’s very own Ruby Ibarra wins NPR’s Tiny Desk Contest.
Links:
- Californians would lose AI protections under bill advancing in Congress
- Oakland's MACRO touts improvements despite criticism; needs $4M a year to survive
- Ruby Ibarra: NPR Tiny Desk Concert
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