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California SB 53 - Footnote 30

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The claim mentions 'self-reported safety frameworks without mandatory third-party audits', but the source states that developers are required to release transparency reports that contain 'independent third-party evaluations.' This contradicts the claim.

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www.californiaworkplacelawblog.com/2025/10/articles/privacy-social-media-and-technology/senate-bill-53-a-move-toward-transparency-and-reporting-requirements-for-large-developers-of-ai-models/(1 check)

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Found: The reliance on self-reported safety frameworks without mandatory third-party audits raises questions about whether the Attorney General's office will have sufficient resources and expertise to effect…

Note: The claim mentions 'self-reported safety frameworks without mandatory third-party audits', but the source states that developers are required to release transparency reports that contain 'independent third-party evaluations.' This contradicts the claim.

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