California leads the nation in AI regulation. CCPA, CPRA, CMIA, and AB 2930 create the most comprehensive privacy and AI framework in the country. Los Angeles businesses need AI that works within California's strict requirements.
California leads the nation on privacy and AI regulation with the most comprehensive framework in the country. Here's what Los Angeles businesses need to know.
Expanded CCPA with stricter requirements for automated decision-making. Consumers can opt out of AI profiling, request access to information used in automated decisions, and challenge results. California Privacy Protection Agency has dedicated enforcement authority.
Stricter than HIPAA — $1,000 per violation with no cap. AI tools in healthcare settings must comply with both HIPAA and CMIA. Covers a broader definition of medical information than federal law.
Requires businesses using automated decision systems to perform impact assessments, provide notice to affected individuals, and allow human override. Covers hiring, lending, insurance, and healthcare decisions.
CA State Bar has issued guidance on AI use by attorneys. Aligns with ABA Formal Opinion 512 but adds California-specific requirements around CPRA compliance and client data protection.
Every industry in Los Angeles faces its own combination of federal regulations and California-specific requirements. Here's how AI consulting applies to yours.
California State Bar AI guidance aligns with ABA Formal Opinion 512 but adds California-specific requirements. Cal. Rules of Professional Conduct impose the strictest confidentiality requirements — LA law firms need AI policies that satisfy both.
Learn MoreCalifornia CMIA (Confidentiality of Medical Information Act) is stricter than HIPAA — $1,000 per violation with no cap. AI tools in LA healthcare settings must comply with both HIPAA and CMIA.
Learn MoreCA DBO regulations layer on top of SEC/FINRA requirements. California-specific consumer protection laws create additional obligations for AI use in financial services across the Los Angeles market.
Learn MoreCA AB 2930 regulates automated decision systems in hiring. Combined with the California Fair Employment and Housing Act, Los Angeles employers face the strictest hiring AI requirements in the country.
Learn MoreCalifornia Board of Accountancy oversight plus AICPA rules govern AI use in accounting. CPRA data handling requirements add strict obligations for how AI tools process client data.
Learn MoreI don't sell AI tools. I help you choose the ones that work within California requirements — and avoid the ones that don't.
I evaluate your current and planned AI tools against CPRA, CMIA, AB 2930, and industry-specific regulations. You get a clear report of what's compliant, what's not, and what needs to change.
A written AI usage policy covering California requirements — CPRA compliance, automated decision disclosures, vendor agreements, data handling, and supervisory obligations for your industry.
I help you select AI tools that meet California privacy requirements — opt-out mechanisms, data minimization, automated decision-making disclosures, and CMIA compliance for healthcare.
Your team learns which tools they can use, how to use them safely under California law, and what to never put into an AI prompt. California-specific and built for your industry.
30 minutes. We'll review your current AI tools and identify compliance gaps specific to California and your industry.
Book a Strategy Call25 questions to assess whether your AI tools create compliance risks under California law — including CPRA, CMIA, AB 2930, state bar rules, and industry-specific regulations. Score your readiness in under 10 minutes.