California is on the verge of passing Senate Bill 1047, aimed at ensuring the safe development of artificial intelligence (AI) systems, with notable support from Elon Musk. The bill, designed to curb potential risks from AI misuse, requires companies developing large-scale AI models to conduct safety tests and implement shutdown capabilities. This legislation has garnered both attention and pushback from Silicon Valley, where tech giants like OpenAI argue it could stifle innovation by imposing burdensome regulations. Concurrently, the global landscape for AI regulations is evolving, with the EU's AI Act establishing strict legal frameworks, contrasting with the more flexible U.S. Executive Order on AI. As California lawmakers navigate these challenges, they are also managing multiple other privacy and AI-related bills before the legislative session ends. The outcome of SB 1047 could set a precedent for AI governance in the United States.