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AnnouncementAnnounced by Crowell & Moring · · summarized by LexCircuit Desk

Crowell & Moring says it published an analysis of California’s AI auditor framework

Crowell & Moring said it published an analysis of California’s new framework for registering AI auditors and designating independent verification organizations. The firm’s client alert compared the framework’s mandatory and voluntary components and discussed compliance preparation, auditor independence and the potential relevance of audits in litigation over AI-related harm.

Key points

  • Crowell discussed registration information, document retention and disclosures in advertising.Crowell & Moring
  • The firm examined restrictions on auditors evaluating their own prior work.Crowell & Moring
  • Crowell discussed the use of existing assessments to reduce duplicative compliance work.Crowell & Moring
  • The alert gives conflicting registry-opening deadlines: Crowell’s discussion says May 1, 2027, while its closing checklist says December 1, 2027.Crowell & Moring
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The announcement

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