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  • AI and Automation Policy Reporter, POLITICO
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Newsom's Silicon Valley dilemma comes to a head: Friend or foe?

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By Chase DiFeliciantonio Verified
| Yahoo Verified
In his two terms as governor, Gavin Newsom has threaded the needle with California's booming tech sector. That approach could be put to the test in his final months as governor. Neither an unabashed ally nor outright antagonist to Silicon Valley, Newsom has given the industry wide berth to innovate and grow, a posture that's helped fuel billions of tech tax dollars into Golden State coffers.
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Rep. Sam Liccardo unveils AI workforce tax credit bill

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By Chase DiFeliciantonio Verified
| Yahoo Verified
SARATOGA, California — Congressman Sam Liccardo, D-CA, unveiled legislation in Silicon Valley Monday to incentivize private companies to fund training programs at community and public colleges and universities in an effort to get ahead of AI-driven shocks to the workforce.
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Sacramento’s AI question: protect jobs or soften the blow? Original

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By Chase DiFeliciantonio Verified
| POLITICO Verified
But some of those efforts have faced pushback from Gov. Gavin Newsom, who’s sided with industry on some tech policy fights. His likely successor next year, Xavier Becerra, is promising to cushion the blow of AI’s workforce impacts and prioritize workers, while also boosting an AI sector that’s a major asset for the state budget.
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