Protect Elections from Deceptive AI Act
A House bill in Congress, now in committee. Latest step: Referred to the House Committee on House Administration.
A House bill in Congress, now in committee. Latest step: Referred to the House Committee on House Administration.
Bars platforms from giving minors addictive algorithmic feeds without parental consent and limits notifications to minors overnight and during school hours.
Promotes the use of artificial intelligence for Peru's economic and social development and designates the Presidency of the Council of Ministers' digital government secretariat as the national technical authority on AI.
Approves the regulation of Law 31814, setting a risk-based framework for AI use with prohibited and high-risk uses and phased compliance deadlines for public entities and private developers and deployers.
The Ninth Circuit largely affirmed the refusal to block California's law limiting minors' access to algorithmic feeds, while finding NetChoice likely to succeed against a default setting hiding like counts on minors' accounts.
Limits when credit reporting agencies may sell consumer credit reports as mortgage trigger leads to third parties.
Court of Justice judgment holding that pseudonymised data are not in all cases and for every person personal data, since pseudonymisation may prevent recipients other than the controller from identifying the data subject, and setting aside the General Court's ruling in T-557/20.
Creates the North Carolina AI Leadership Council and an AI Accelerator in state government to guide responsible AI adoption and develop a state AI strategic roadmap.
Establishes Japan's basic framework for AI policy, creating an AI Strategy Headquarters under the Cabinet, requiring an AI Basic Plan and guidelines, and allowing the government to investigate and advise on AI misuse.
Requires providers of AI generation services and content distribution platforms to add explicit visible labels and implicit metadata labels to AI-generated text, audio, images, video and virtual scenes, and bars removing or forging those labels.
Requires commercial websites and apps that offer tools to create artificial sexual material using real people's likenesses to verify users are adults, with civil penalties.
Creates a criminal offense for possessing, promoting or producing obscene visual material that appears to depict a child, including AI-generated or animated images.
Prohibits utilization review agents from using automated decision systems, including AI, to make adverse determinations on health benefit claims in whole or in part.
Expands child sexual abuse material offenses to cover computer-generated and AI-altered images depicting children, including recognizable real children.
Bars exemplary damages in data breach lawsuits against businesses with fewer than 250 employees that maintained a qualifying cybersecurity program.
Sets the mandatory national technical standard for how explicit and implicit labels, including metadata, must be applied to AI-generated text, images, audio, video and virtual scenes under China's labeling measures.
Creates civil liability and expands criminal offenses for producing or distributing nonconsensual sexually explicit deepfake media and artificial intimate visual material, with an affirmative defense for AI application providers that prohibit and take steps to prevent such content.
Sets electronic health record requirements, including storage of records in the United States, and allows practitioners to use AI for diagnostic recommendations only if they review AI-generated records and disclose the use to patients.
Bars covered facilities and companies from using genome sequencers or software produced by foreign adversaries and from storing Texans' genome sequencing data in foreign adversary countries, with civil penalties and a private right of action.
Sets rules for state and local government use of AI, including a Department of Information Resources AI code of ethics and minimum standards, inventories of agency AI systems, and reviews of heightened-scrutiny AI systems used in consequential decisions.
Establishes the Texas Cyber Command, with a facility in San Antonio, to prevent and respond to cybersecurity incidents, and transfers state cybersecurity duties from the Department of Information Resources to it.
Creates an artificial intelligence division within the Department of Information Resources to help state agencies adopt generative AI and modernize legacy systems.
Requires certain state agency and local government employees and officials to complete certified artificial intelligence training, alongside existing cybersecurity training.
Sets procedures for civil asset forfeiture of digital currency and similar property.
Updates the notice that data brokers must post on their websites and include with their Texas registration statements.
Broadens the definition of data broker to any business that collects, processes or transfers personal data it did not collect directly from the individual, removing the principal-revenue test from the 2023 law.
Creates criminal and civil liability for financial exploitation or abuse carried out with artificially generated media or phishing communications.
Requires social media platforms to provide a way for users to report explicit deepfake material and to respond to and act on such reports on set timelines.
Would have required data center owners to report power usage effectiveness to the Energy Commission and required developers of covered AI models to estimate the energy used to develop them.
The court permanently enjoined California's AB 2655, which required platforms to block or label deceptive election deepfakes, as preempted by Section 230, and permanently enjoined AB 2839 against the plaintiffs.
Delays the operative date of the 2024 Colorado Artificial Intelligence Act requirements from 2026-02-01 to 2026-06-30.
Creates criminal penalties and a civil cause of action for creating or distributing AI-generated sexual images that falsely depict an identifiable person without consent.
Sets China's national plan to integrate AI across science, industry, consumption, public services, governance and international cooperation, targeting over 70 percent adoption of intelligent terminals and agents by 2027 and over 90 percent by 2030.
Sets rules under the LGPD for international transfers of personal data and approves standard contractual clauses that controllers using contractual clauses must adopt.
Requires the Bureau of Industry and Security to report annually to Congress on export control licensing.
Comprehensively amends Israel's Privacy Protection Law, updating core definitions, narrowing database registration duties, requiring privacy officers for certain bodies and giving the Privacy Protection Authority administrative enforcement powers including financial sanctions.
Requires digital service providers to register users' ages, obtain parental consent for minors, limit collection of minors' data and mitigate harms to minors, and adds morphed images of children to the child exploitation crime.
The Supreme Court denied NetChoice's application to vacate a Fifth Circuit stay, allowing Mississippi's social media age verification law to be enforced while litigation continues.
Sets common rules to protect media pluralism and editorial independence, including safeguards against spyware use on journalists, transparency of media ownership and state advertising, and treatment of media content by very large online platforms.
Expands the crime of nonconsensual disclosure of intimate images to include fabricated images and defines computer-generated child sexual abuse material as a crime.
Bars AI systems from providing therapy or making therapeutic decisions in Illinois and limits licensed professionals' use of AI to administrative and supplementary support.
Public safety omnibus that expanded the definition of child sexual abuse material to include obscene images of individuals indistinguishable from actual minors created with generative artificial intelligence.
Voluntary code drawn up by independent experts that gives general-purpose AI model providers a way to show compliance with AI Act transparency, copyright and safety and security obligations.
Omnibus commerce and cannabis bill that enacted the Minnesota Consumer Data Privacy Act (Minn. Stat. chapter 325O), giving consumers rights to access, correct, delete and port their personal data, opt out of targeted advertising, sale and profiling, and question the result of significant profiling decisions, enforced by the attorney general.
A Senate bill in Congress, now in committee. Latest step: Read twice and referred to the Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation.
Adds identifying economic opportunities from AI to the duties of the West Virginia Task Force on Artificial Intelligence and requires annual electronic reports.
Creates a Certified Microgrid Program administered by the Division of Economic Development to let large facilities such as data centers be served by dedicated microgrids, and revises high impact business development districts.
Would require DHS to publicly release its unclassified report on U.S. telecommunications network security threats.
Directs agencies to speed federal permitting and provide federal land and financing support for large AI data center projects and their power infrastructure.
Requires federal agencies to procure only large language models that meet truth seeking and ideological neutrality principles.