Artificial intelligence in psychotherapy services
Would regulate the use of artificial intelligence in psychotherapy services and set civil penalties.
Would regulate the use of artificial intelligence in psychotherapy services and set civil penalties.
Would regulate employers' use of automated decision systems in hiring and other employment decisions.
Enacts the virtual currency kiosk consumer protection act with requirements for kiosk operators and adds protections against financial exploitation of adult account holders.
Would have allowed a person to sue for damages when content generated or modified using artificial intelligence is not disclosed as such.
Directs the Joint Commission on Technology and Science to evaluate a framework for licensing independent verification organizations that assess AI models against safety best practices.
Regulates interactive computer service providers offering certain services to minors and directs the Department of Education to publish internet safety resources and a social media safety curriculum.
Regulates virtual currency kiosks, commonly called crypto ATMs, operating in Wisconsin.
Would require websites with a substantial share of material harmful to minors to verify users' ages, with attorney general enforcement and a private right of action.
Would bar persons from allowing minors to access AI chatbots for recreational or conversational purposes, with civil penalties.
Would set safety and disclosure requirements for developers of advanced artificial intelligence models, with civil remedies.
Would prohibit long-term care, life and disability insurers from using genetic information for certain purposes.
Would require employers to give notice and a transitional employment period to employees displaced by artificial intelligence, with penalties.
Requires operators of AI companions and companion platforms to notify users that they are interacting with artificial output and adds safeguards for users, including minors.
Bars developing or deploying an AI system that advertises or represents that it is, or can act as, a qualified mental health professional.
Bars public bodies from giving personally identifiable information to a data broker unless the broker attests it will not pass the data to any entity that will use it to enforce federal immigration law.
Expands the Division of Consumer Counsel's duties to receive and investigate consumer complaints involving emerging technologies, including AI fraud and abuse.
Creates the Stop Harms from Addictive Social Media Act to limit addictive social media features for minors.
Limits the consumptive use of water for cooling certain data centers.
Would have established age verification measures for companion chatbots.
Creates Japan's active cyber defense framework, requiring designated critical infrastructure operators to report incidents and letting the government acquire and analyze cross-border communications data under review by a new independent oversight commission.
Would have required AI companion platforms and social media platforms to verify ages and obtain verifiable parental consent for children, with Attorney General enforcement and a private right of action.
Removes the sales and use tax exemption for replacement equipment in data centers.
Would have required electric service to data centers to be provided only under contracts and tariffs meeting set requirements, including application fees and studies to protect other customers.
Protects residents from higher utility costs and shortages caused by data centers and clarifies regulators' authority over data center electric service.
Revises criminal invasion of privacy law to prohibit creating and distributing digitally fabricated intimate materials of identifiable people.
Regulates automated license plate reader systems and limits how agencies may use and share the data they capture.
Allows the Public Utilities Commission to assess its actual costs to data centers that are customers of public utilities.
Rewrites the RAISE Act's transparency and safety requirements for frontier AI developers and creates an office in the Department of Financial Services to oversee reporting of critical safety incidents.
Requires large developers of frontier AI models to adopt and publish safety protocols and to report safety incidents to the state.
Would require advanced AI chips subject to export controls to carry security mechanisms, including location verification, to curb diversion.
Would impose an excise tax on certain social media platform businesses.
Would place obligations on businesses regarding children's personal information and online product design, with attorney general enforcement.
Would prohibit companies from using data obtained through observation, inference or surveillance to set individualized prices for customers or wages for employees, with exceptions for loyalty programs and group discounts.
The Supreme Court held that internet provider Cox is not contributorily liable for subscribers' music piracy because it neither induced infringement nor offered a service tailored to it.
Updates child sexual abuse material offenses to cover fabricated and AI-generated sexually explicit depictions of minors.
Would require consent before collecting biometric data, prohibit its sale, require deletion, and impose civil penalties.
A Senate bill in Congress, now in committee. Latest step: Read twice and referred to the Committee on Energy and Natural Resources. (text: CR S1616-1617)
Would have created the criminal offense of digital identity fraud.
Specifies classes of services, such as messaging, online gaming, professional networking, education and health services, that are excluded from Australia's social media minimum age obligation.
Revises video voyeurism law and increases the penalty for disclosing explicit synthetic media.
Regulates AI companion chatbots, including disclosure that users are talking to AI and protections for minors and users at risk of self-harm.
Requires providers of generative AI systems to include provenance disclosures in AI-created or AI-modified image, video and audio content and to offer tools to detect them.
Addresses counterfeit intimate images made with AI and sets digital content provenance standards so users can tell whether content was created or altered with AI.
Updates child sexual abuse material offenses to cover material generated or altered with artificial intelligence.
Danish law laying down supplementary national provisions to the EU AI Act; a replacement AI Act bill (L 111, 2025-26) giving market surveillance authorities inspection and fining powers lapsed when the parliamentary session ended.
Would set requirements for artificial intelligence chatbot technology and create a cause of action for harm caused by chatbots.
Regulates the use of synthetic media such as deepfakes in campaign advertising, including disclosure requirements.
Requires reporting related to water use by large data centers.
White House legislative recommendations asking Congress to set a national AI standard that preempts burdensome state AI laws while adding protections such as child safety.
Creates a comprehensive consumer data privacy law giving Oklahomans rights to access, correct, delete and opt out of the sale and targeted advertising use of their personal data, with data protection assessments and Attorney General enforcement.