Will the top chatbot be covered by, and compliant with, SB 1047 as of 2026-02-01?
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Will the top chatbot on the LMSys leaderboard be covered by, and compliant with, SB 1047?
Covered by: SB 1047 must have been enacted. It must apply to the model in question, including any requirements about operating locales and compute thresholds.
Compliant with: Appears to be meeting the requirements based on news reporting and company statements, with no ongoing lawsuits or other legal action brought by the state of California alleging noncompliance.
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