Saudi ArabiaDraft law that would let foreign governments and companies host data and AI services in Saudi data centers under their own laws through private, extended and virtual hub models, subject to Saudi oversight.
AlabamaExpands the state Office of Information Technology's duties to include cybersecurity and functions of former finance department IT divisions.
MontanaCreates the crime of knowingly disclosing explicit AI-generated synthetic media of an identifiable person without consent.
ArizonaRequires commercial websites with a substantial share of sexual material harmful to minors to verify users' ages and bars retention of identifying data.
DelawareAdds a nonvoting high school student member to the Delaware Artificial Intelligence Commission.
Rhode IslandWould require developers and deployers of high-risk AI systems used in consequential decisions to use reasonable care against algorithmic discrimination and conduct impact assessments.
ZambiaDefines cybercrime offences and investigation powers in Zambia, replacing the cybercrime provisions of the Cyber Security and Cyber Crimes Act, 2021.
ZambiaEstablishes the Zambia Cyber Security Agency and sets rules on cybersecurity and critical information infrastructure, repealing the Cyber Security and Cyber Crimes Act, 2021.
ArizonaWould have created a state digital assets strategic reserve fund.
ArizonaTreats a visual depiction indistinguishable from a real minor, including AI-generated imagery, as a dangerous crime against children.
ArizonaRequires a medical director to individually review health insurance claim and prior authorization denials based on medical necessity, limiting sole reliance on automated or AI tools.
South CarolinaCreates the crime of unauthorized disclosure of intimate images, with graduated penalties.
New YorkRegulates AI companion models offered in New York and establishes a suicide prevention fund.
New YorkRequires businesses to disclose when a price for goods or services was set by an algorithm using the consumer's personal data.
TexasAmended the Capture or Use of Biometric Identifier Act (Business and Commerce Code 503.001) to limit disclosure of commercially captured biometric identifiers and require their destruction within one year after the collection purpose expires; the act is enforced by the attorney general.
United States (federal)Nullifies the CFPB rule that would have placed large digital consumer payment apps under federal supervision.
United States (federal)Senate Commerce Committee hearing on U.S. competitiveness in AI computing and innovation with technology industry executives.
United States (federal)Senate version of the bill requiring location verification and other security mechanisms on export controlled advanced chips.
TexasWould have created a grant program for health care facilities using AI to scan medical images for cancer detection.
United States (federal)A Senate bill in Congress, now in committee. Latest step: Read twice and referred to the Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation.
ArizonaCreates a state fund to hold unclaimed virtual currency and other digital assets instead of liquidating them.
IndianaCreates a tax credit for small modular nuclear reactor manufacturing and lets utilities seek expedited approval of generation resource plans to meet customer load growth above a set threshold.
OklahomaUpdates Oklahoma's obscenity and child sexual abuse material law to make AI-generated and computer-altered sexual depictions of minors unlawful.
ArkansasWould have prohibited deceptive and fraudulent deepfakes in election communications.
ArizonaWould have allowed the state treasurer and state retirement system to invest a portion of public monies in virtual currency such as Bitcoin.
ArizonaMakes it unlawful to disclose computer-generated sexual images of an identifiable person without consent.
ChinaRequires personal information handlers to conduct regular compliance audits, with those processing data on more than 10 million people auditing at least every two years, and lets regulators order audits when risks arise.
TexasWould have required a disclosure on political advertising that contains AI-altered or synthetic media and made failure to disclose a criminal offense.
TexasWould have created a private cause of action against people who create certain explicit deepfake material.
AlaskaWould have required disclosure of election-related deepfakes, regulated state agency use of artificial intelligence, and governed data transfers between agencies.
North CarolinaWould create a comprehensive consumer data privacy law with added social media safety protections for minors.
United States (federal)Would require NTIA to study national security risks posed by consumer routers and modems linked to foreign adversaries.
TexasWould have required certain social media platforms to display a warning label about the association between minors' social media use and mental health problems.
TexasWould have required disclosures and other consumer protections for virtual currency kiosk transactions.
United States (federal)Establishes a White House task force and programs to promote AI education and AI literacy for students and teachers.
TexasWould have required disclosure of information regarding artificial intelligence use.
ColoradoWould have required social media companies to publish policies, respond to reported content violations and cooperate with law enforcement; the governor vetoed it and the veto was not overridden.
KansasProvides a sales tax exemption for building or remodeling qualified data centers and buying data center equipment for firms that invest at least $250 million and meet Kansas job requirements.
North DakotaSets liability and penalties for commercial entities that publish or distribute sexual material harmful to minors without age verification.
AlabamaWould have created consumer data privacy rights and regulated how businesses process personal data.
European UnionFirst Digital Markets Act non-compliance decisions, fining Apple 500 million euros for breaching the anti-steering obligation on its App Store and Meta 200 million euros for its pay or consent model.
MissouriWould have created a criminal offense and civil penalties for disclosing intimate digital depictions of a person without consent.
AlabamaWould have required app store providers to verify user ages and obtain parental consent for minors.
ArkansasExtends child sexual abuse material possession offenses to computer-generated images indistinguishable from a real child.
ArkansasCreates a private right of action against social media platforms whose designs or algorithms cause harm and penalizes platforms that knowingly contribute to a minor's suicide or attempt.
ArkansasAmends the Social Media Safety Act, which a federal court had blocked, to revise its age verification and parental consent rules for social media platforms.
MarylandRequires virtual currency kiosk operators to register with the state and meet operating requirements enforced by the Commissioner of Financial Regulation.
MontanaRequests an interim legislative study of artificial intelligence and its effects on Montana.
MarylandCreates a workgroup to monitor and make recommendations on AI regulation, consumer protection and private sector AI use.
ArkansasRestricts collection and use of personal information of children and teens by online services, including limits on targeted advertising, and gives parents and teens data rights.
Legislationsby Glyph