California is poised to implement significant AI regulations with Senate Bill 1047, which aims to establish safety protocols for AI, including a 'kill switch' to shut down unsafe models. The bill has received mixed reactions; supporters believe it will protect against AI misuse in areas like cybersecurity and biological weapon creation, while critics argue it may hinder innovation and lacks a clear definition of AI. Additionally, Assembly Bill 2602, which would protect performers from unauthorized AI-generated digital replicas, has passed the California Senate and awaits Governor Gavin Newsom's signature. This bill mandates informed consent and representation for performers before using their digital likeness. These legislative efforts reflect a broader trend of increasing scrutiny and regulation of AI technologies in the state. Both bills now await approval from Governor Gavin Newsom, who has until the end of September to decide their fate.