California AB1018 regulates the use of automated decision systems (ADS) that make consequential decisions impacting individuals.

California AB1018, also known as the Automated Decisions Safety Act, establishes regulations for the use of automated decision systems (ADS) that make consequential decisions impacting individuals. The bill defines consequential decisions as those materially affecting access to opportunities, services, or terms for individuals. It mandates that deployers of ADS provide subjects with clear disclosures about the use of ADS, the role of the system in decision-making, and the ability to correct information or appeal decisions.

California AB1018 regulates the use of automated decision systems (ADS) that make consequential decisions impacting individuals.

California AB1018, also known as the Automated Decisions Safety Act, establishes regulations for the use of automated decision systems (ADS) that make consequential decisions impacting individuals. The bill defines consequential decisions as those materially affecting access to opportunities, services, or terms for individuals. It mandates that deployers of ADS provide subjects with clear disclosures about the use of ADS, the role of the system in decision-making, and the ability to correct information or appeal decisions.