No. CS/SB 482
Filed under AI & Technology.
Artificial Intelligence Bill of Rights; Prohibiting a governmental entity from extending or renewing a contract with specified entities, beginning on a specified date; prohibiting a local governmental entity from taking certain actions relating to contracting with an entity to provide artificial intelligence technology, software, or products unless certain requirements are met, beginning on a specified date; prohibiting a governmental entity from entering into a contract with an entity for artificial intelligence technology, software, or products under certain circumstances; requiring companion chatbot platforms to prohibit a minor from becoming or being an account holder unless the minor’s parent or guardian consents; requiring bot operators to periodically provide a certain notification to a user, etc.
Plain English Summary
AI-GENERATEDGovernment agencies must now verify that AI vendors are not owned or controlled by foreign countries of concern before contracting, with new affidavit requirements and contract renewal bans.
Companion chatbot platforms must obtain parental consent before allowing minors to create accounts, provide hourly AI disclosure notifications, and face up to $50,000 civil penalties per violation for non-compliance.
AI technology companies are prohibited from selling or disclosing user personal information unless it is deidentified, with strict requirements to prevent reidentification and contractual obligations on data recipients.
Educational entities must provide parental notice and opt-out options before granting students access to AI instructional tools, with mandatory alternative activities for opted-out students in public schools.
AIRequires companion chatbot platforms to obtain parental consent before allowing a minor to create an account, and mandates parental controls for time limits and content.
AIRequires bot operators to display a prominent notification at the start of an interaction and at least once every hour that the user is not speaking to a human.
AIProhibits AI technology companies from selling or disclosing personal information unless it is deidentified, and bans attempts to reidentify that data.
AIProhibits the commercial use of an individual's name, image, or likeness created through generative AI without their express written or oral consent.
AIRequires educational entities to provide parents with notice and the opportunity to opt out of their minor student's use of artificial intelligence instructional tools.
AIAllows the Department of Legal Affairs to impose civil penalties of up to $50,000 per violation for deceptive or unfair trade practices related to AI.