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California AB 3211 — California Digital Content Provenance Standards (DIED on suspense)

CA · Cal. AB 3211 (2023-24 Reg. Sess.) — died on suspense

California AB 3211 would have required watermarking and provenance metadata on generative AI outputs from large model providers. Died on the Senate Appropriations suspense file in August 2024.

Technical detail

AB 3211 (Wicks, 2024) — would have required (1) covered GenAI providers to apply C2PA-style content provenance to AI-generated content, (2) device manufacturers to enable provenance reading, (3) labeling of AI-detection tools. Held on suspense file Aug. 31, 2024.

Who is protected: Californians from undisclosed AI content (would have)

Who must comply: Large GenAI providers, device makers (would have)

Key facts

JurisdictionCA
LevelState
StatusExpired
Protection strengthUnknown
CitationCal. AB 3211 (2023-24 Reg. Sess.) — died on suspense
Enforced byWould have been California Attorney General
Private right of actionNo — agency enforcement only
TopicsAI disclosure and transparency · deepfakes · AI-generated images
Last verified2026-06-16
Official sourceAB 3211 — California Legislative Information ↗

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