California must foster, not drive away, the innovation economy Share this: Click to share on Facebook ... In 2013, the California State Assembly’s Committee on Jobs, ...

Entrepreneur Jonathon Ende contends that California has already positioned itself as an example for other governments to emulate through ... California's Data Transparency Drives Innovation.

The University of California will broaden its infrastructure for innovation and entrepreneurship thanks to a $22 million state investment approved today (Sept. 30) by Gov. Jerry Brown. Assembly Bill ...

If California can figure out how to safely drive innovation, everyone else can, too. As the home of many of the world's largest AI companies, the state has witnessed both the transformative ...

So, yes, California has been the epicenter of global innovation, but it's apparently not going to continue being so for long. Let's hope Newsom heeds his own words and gets out the veto pen.

The California Institute for Telecommunications and Information Technology (CalIT2) and; The California NanoSystems Institute (CNSI). “The CalISIs continue to be a driving force for innovation in the ...

Competition for tech-sector jobs comes not only from low-tax, low-cost states like Texas, but also from affordable, liberal Western states.

Discover why California boasts the highest number of colleges and universities, and explore the reasons behind its educational dominance, including its comprehensive public university systems and ...

OpenAI warns SB 1047 could significantly hinder AI innovation and drive companies out of California. SB 1047 mandates safety protocols and “full shutdown” capabilities for AI systems costing ...

This month, the California State Assembly will vote on whether to pass Senate Bill 1047, the Safe and Secure Innovation for Frontier Artificial Intelligence Models Act.While proponents tout ...

OpenAI Says California’s controversial AI bill will hurt innovation Sen. Weiner, author of Senate Bill 1047, said OpenAI’s letter “doesn’t criticize a single provision in the bill." ...

But while California policymakers are wrestling to strike a balance between AI innovation and responsibility, Big Tech companies are largely fighting to maintain the status quo.