Promoting Innovation in Blockchain Development Act
A House bill in Congress, now in committee. Latest step: Referred to the House Committee on the Judiciary.
A House bill in Congress, now in committee. Latest step: Referred to the House Committee on the Judiciary.
Amends the LGPD to establish the Agencia Nacional de Protecao de Dados (ANPD) as a special autonomous federal agency, creates a data protection regulation and enforcement career, and sets the ECA Digital's entry into force for 2026-03-17.
Would have restricted licensed professionals from using artificial intelligence in providing therapy and psychotherapy services.
Would have set requirements for chatbot deployers, including rules for interactions with minors.
Would direct NIST to develop or identify resources to help small businesses address concerns about using artificial intelligence.
Would create a framework to regulate artificial intelligence in Kenya, including risk classification, obligations and a public register for high-risk systems, regulatory sandboxes and a dedicated AI office.
Requires app store providers and developers to verify user ages and obtain parental consent for minors, enforceable by the Attorney General and by parents.
Would have required protections so residential and retail electricity customers do not bear costs of data center construction and operation.
Would regulate deceptive synthetic media and misinformation about candidates and elections.
Creates a crime for disseminating deep fakes to influence an election, a crime for nonconsensual dissemination of sexual deep fakes, and a civil cause of action for victims of nonconsensual sexual deep fakes.
Reforms UK data protection law, creates frameworks for digital verification services and smart data, restructures the Information Commissioner's Office, adds an offence of creating or requesting intimate images of adults without consent, and requires government reports on copyright and AI.
Requires covered online services to use reasonable care with minors' personal data, limit data collection from minors, restrict compulsive-use design features and provide parental controls, with Attorney General enforcement.
Requires app stores to verify users' ages and obtain parental consent before minors download apps or make purchases, and to share age category data with developers.
Extends child sexual exploitation crimes to images that are morphed from or indistinguishable from a real child or generated without any actual child, and bars disseminating items that purport to depict an identifiable person.
Would have created a task force to study the impact of AI systems on South Dakota.
Would have required app store providers and developers to verify ages and obtain parental consent for minors' activity.
Would have enacted a comprehensive consumer data privacy law in Mississippi.
Would have created crimes and enhanced penalties for illegal activities carried out using artificial intelligence, including AI-generated obscene material and deceptive election content.
Temporarily empowers authorized officials of the Shin Bet, the National Cyber Directorate or the defense ministry's security directorate to declare an attack on a hosting or digital service provider a severe cyber attack and to direct the provider's response.
Governor directive banning AI and social media apps affiliated with the People's Republic of China and the Chinese Communist Party, including DeepSeek, RedNote and Lemon8, from government-issued devices and adding them to the state prohibited technologies list.
Would require Small Business Development Centers to help small businesses evaluate and use artificial intelligence.
Would require the Small Business Administration to offer educational resources on artificial intelligence tools for small businesses.
Governor directive adding Chinese-affiliated AI companies, hardware and software to the state prohibited technologies list for state employees and devices and naming the Texas Cyber Command lead agency for identifying such threats.
Would have barred making a companion chatbot available to a child unless it was not foreseeably capable of harms such as encouraging self-harm, suicidal ideation, violence or disordered eating.
Gives organisations voluntary guidance on deploying AI agents responsibly, with technical and non-technical measures to manage risks while keeping humans accountable.
Would have required data center operators to give their water supplier an estimate of expected water use before applying for a local business license.
Would require export licenses and congressional review for sales of advanced AI chips to countries of concern.
A House bill in Congress, now in committee. Latest step: Ordered to be Reported (Amended) by the Yeas and Nays: 47 - 0.
Section 232 proclamation finding that semiconductor imports threaten national security and adjusting imports of chips, chipmaking equipment and derivative products.
Directs state agencies to prioritize children's mental health in digital environments and establishes an Office of Youth Online Mental Health Safety and Awareness.
Sets principles, a three-level risk classification, prohibited practices and machine-readable labeling of synthetic content for AI systems in Kazakhstan, and addresses copyright in AI-generated works.
Sets Taiwan's basic AI governance framework with the National Science and Technology Council as competent authority, seven governance principles, a risk classification framework coordinated by the Ministry of Digital Affairs, and labeling and accountability rules for high-risk AI.
House subcommittee hearing assessing implementation of the White House AI Action Plan.
House Foreign Affairs Committee hearing on competition with China in AI, including export controls on advanced chips.
Would create a federal civil remedy for people depicted in sexually explicit deepfakes made or shared without consent.
Would extend U.S. export controls to remote access of controlled items, such as cloud access to advanced computing chips.
Would create a comprehensive consumer data privacy law for Washington with consumer rights and data minimization duties.
Would restrict addictive feeds and certain notifications for minors on social media platforms and set default privacy settings for minors.
Would have required the Georgia Technology Authority to keep an annual inventory of artificial intelligence used by state agencies.
Would require developers of generative AI systems to publish documentation about the data used to train them.
Would have replaced Georgia's obscene material involving children statute to cover computer-generated images.
Regulates employer electronic surveillance of employees to protect workers.
A House bill in Congress, now in committee. Latest step: Referred to the House Committee on Energy and Commerce.
Regulations that give consumers rights to access and opt out of businesses' use of automated decisionmaking technology and require certain businesses to conduct risk assessments and annual cybersecurity audits.
Amends the Cybersecurity Law to add a provision supporting AI research, infrastructure, ethics and risk monitoring, raise fines for network security violations, and align liability with the Data Security Law and Personal Information Protection Law.
Sets a statutory framework for collecting, processing and transferring personal data in Viet Nam, replacing Decree 13/2023/ND-CP as the main personal data protection rule.
Requires licensed application, content and network service providers to mitigate harmful content, provide reporting mechanisms and protect child users, with enforcement by the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission.
Bans developing or deploying AI systems for certain intentional harms such as behavioral manipulation toward self-harm, unlawful discrimination, government social scoring and sexual deepfakes of minors, requires state agencies to disclose AI use to consumers, and creates an AI regulatory sandbox and the Texas Artificial Intelligence Council, enforced by the attorney general.
Requires digital platforms and internet service providers operating in or targeting the UAE to protect users under 18, including age verification, parental consent for data collection from children under 13, privacy-by-default settings and blocking children's access to online gambling.