California SB 1106 would add agentic AI to state risk analyses and inventory reports

California Senate Bill 1106, currently pending, would require the Office of Emergency Services to include agentic artificial intelligence in its risk analysis of generative AI threats to critical infrastructure and would require the Department of Technology's annual inventory of high-risk automated decision systems to list any agentic AI used, developed, or procured by state agencies. The bill has not been enacted, so these requirements are not yet in effect.

The bill would require the Office of Emergency Services to include agentic artificial intelligence in its risk analysis of generative AI threats to critical infrastructure, and would require the Department of Technology’s annual inventory of high‑risk automated decision systems to list any agentic AI used, developed, or procured by state agencies. SB 1106 is a California bill that focuses on "agentic artificial intelligence." If enacted, it would expand existing state requirements related to artificial intelligence risk assessment and reporting. The bill would require the Office of Emergency Services, which already must perform a risk analysis of generative AI threats to the state's critical infrastructure, to include recommendations that specifically address agentic artificial intelligence. It would also amend the current duty of the Department of Technology to submit an annual report to certain legislative committees. That report already must contain a comprehensive inventory of high‑risk automated decision systems used by state agencies. The amendment would add agentic artificial intelligence to that inventory. The bill is currently pending and has not been enacted into law, so these requirements are not yet in effect. California — what the law requires The figures AI Law Tracker holds for California — tracked jurisdiction-wide, not derived from this story. See every source on the California law page → /laws/california Key requirement. Generative-AI providers with over 1,000,000 monthly users must offer a free AI-detection tool and embed a latent provenance disclosure in AI-generated image, video and audio content, plus an optional visible manifest disclosure. Operative August 2, 2026 delayed from January 1, 2026 by AB 853 . Jurisdiction record last verified Jul 10, 2026 Sources & citations - SB 1106 is a California bill that would require the Office of Emergency Services to include agentic artificial intelligence in its risk analysis of generative AI threats to critical infrastructure and would require the Department of Technology’s annual inventory to list agentic AI used by state agencies. leginfo.legislature.ca.gov https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billNavClient.xhtml?bill id=202520260SB1106 - The bill amends existing requirements for the Office of Emergency Services to perform a risk analysis of generative AI threats and to provide recommendations to the Governor. leginfo.legislature.ca.gov https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billNavClient.xhtml?bill id=202520260SB1106 - The bill expands the Department of Technology’s annual report inventory of high‑risk automated decision systems to include agentic artificial intelligence used, developed, or procured by state agencies. leginfo.legislature.ca.gov https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billNavClient.xhtml?bill id=202520260SB1106 See the full AI law picture for California Statuses, deadlines, penalties, and primary sources — kept current on AI Law Tracker.