California signed a law in which the state bar should need to disclose when AI wrote the exam questions
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加州州长纽森于8月22日签署了AB 1651法案，规定从2028年1月1日起，州律师协会必须在其网站和学习材料中披露，当律师资格考试中使用人工智能生成的内容时。这项由议员黛安·迪克森提出的法律，是由于2025年2月发生的一起事件而促成的，当时人工智能在未经事先披露的情况下，协助起草了加州律师资格考试的23道多项选择题，导致近90%的考生因处理不当而被允许重考…
Well, back in feb 2025, the california bar exam turned into some problem as the state bar's own psychometrician, a company called ACS Ventures, used AI to help draft 23 of the 171 scored multiple choice questions, and nobody told test takers beforehand. It came out afterward and law school faculty were not happy as nearly 90% of test takers ended up being offered a retake because of how badly the whole exam was handled
Fast forward to now the gov newsom signed AB 1651 on august 22, authored by assembly member Diane dixon, starting jan 1 2028, the state bar has to disclose on its website whenever AI generated content was used to develop or administer the bar exam, and it has to go on the cover page of any study materials too. This applies even if a human reviewed or edited the AI output afterward. It doesn't matter if someone touched it later; if AI was in the pipeline anywhere, it gets disclosed
Here: https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billNavClient.xhtml?bill_id=202520260AB1651