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Representative Federal and State Bills

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Bills
Type
State
Bill Number and Title
Short Summary
1
Federal
S. 262 Stop Spying Bosses Act Sponsor: Casey (D-PA)
A bill was passed to protect the privacy of employees and applicants, which prohibits the use of automated decision systems to predict behavior unrelated to work. The bill defines an automated decision system and applies to employers with 11 or more employees, as well as applicants. The Department of Labor would be responsible for rulemaking.
2
Federal
S. 1626 AI Shield for Kids Act Sponsor: Scott (R-FL)
The bill would mandate that minors need explicit permission from a parent or guardian to use an AI feature in a product, with the FCC and FTC collaborating on the rules.
3
Federal
H.R. 3831 AI Disclosure Act of 2023 Sponsor: Torres (D-NY)
The bill would mandate a disclaimer for generative AI output, with violations of the law resulting in FTC Act violations.
4
Federal
S. 1993 Sponsor: Hawley (R-MO)
The bill would remove generative AI content from statutory immunity for online hosts of third-party content in civil or criminal actions.
5
State
California
2023 CA AB 331 Introduced January 30, 2023, in the Assembly Appropriations Committee, held under submission Sponsor: Bauer-Kahan (D)
The bill proposes regulation of AI in the state Business and Professions Code, requiring annual impact assessments from developers and deployers of automated decision tools, notification to individuals of tool usage, and accommodation of requests to not be subject to the tool. It also creates a civil cause of action for algorithmic discrimination.
6
State
Washington
2023 WA SB 5643 Introduced January 31, 2023, referred to Environment, Energy & Technology Committee, legislature adjourned Sponsors: Hasegawa, Hunt, Kauffman, Kuderer, Lovelett, Nobles, Wilson (all D)
The People's Privacy Act is a consumer data privacy law that prohibits the use of AI-enabled profiling in certain situations and allows for private and public causes of action. It defines AI-enabled profiling as the process of analyzing an individual's characteristics to determine their state of mind, character, propensities, protected class status, political affiliation, religious beliefs, immigration status, or employability. The law applies to government agencies and businesses in Washington State that earn or receive $10,000,000 or more of annual revenue through 300 or more transactions or process or maintain the captured personal information of 1,000 or more unique individuals during a calendar year.
7
State
Maryland
2023 MD HB 996 Introduced February 15, 2023, legislature adjourned Sponsors: Fraser-Hildago, Barve, Reznik (all D)
The bill imposes strict liability and civil penalties on individuals who design AI software that causes physical harm, and prohibits intentional crimes committed with the use of AI-directed physical implements.
8
State
Pennsylvania
2023 PA HB 49 Introduced March 7, 2023, referred to Commerce Committee Sponsor: Mercuri (R)
The Pennsylvania Department of State is required to create a registry of businesses using artificial intelligence, with no minimum business size for registration. Artificial intelligence involves computer systems and tasks that typically require human intelligence.
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