On September 16, with the signing of SB 1050, California joined its coastal counterpart, New York, in requiring brands to disclose when advertisements feature an AI-generated “synthetic” performer instead of a human actor. Importantly, unlike the New York law, California’s law paves the way for a potential private right of action. Effective January 1
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