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AI is requiring executives, directors, in-house counsel, investors, and regulators worldwide to confront a rapidly evolving list of questions across different areas of law, and they are hungry for the latest information to help guide them in their most important decisions. That is why Sidley has launched the AI Monitor, a centralized resource of content related to AI including Sidley thought leadership, the latest laws and regulations, and access to our AI lawyers.
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Sidley UpdatesU.S. HHS Office of General Counsel Statement of Organization Suggests Potential Consolidation, Expansion of AuthorityMarch 20, 2025 Global Life Sciences Update
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DevelopmentsOn March 17, 2025, the Quebec Commission on Access to Information released guidance regarding, among other matters, the use of artificial intelligence during the recruiting process.March 17, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn March 17, 2025, Minnesota Representatives Alex Falconer (D), Kristi Pursell (D) and Bianca Virnig (D) introduced legislation (House Bill 2500) to, among other matters, prohibit algorithm or artificial intelligence use during prior authorization request review.March 17, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn March 14, 2025, the Cyberspace Administration of China released final measures for labeling AI-generated content, effective September 1, 2025.March 14, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn March 14, 2025, the Cyberspace Administration of China released national standard GB 45438-2025 setting forth labeling requirements for AI-generated content, effective September 1, 2025.March 14, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn March 14, 2025, the National Technical Committee 260 on Cybersecurity of Standardization Administration of China issued cybersecurity guidelines for artificial intelligence.March 14, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn March 14, 2025, the Croatian Personal Data Protection Agency published guidance on the methodology for conducting a Fundamental Rights Impact Assessment under the European Artificial Intelligence Act.March 14, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn March 14, 2025, Texas Representative Salman Bhojani (D) introduced legislation (House Bill 5496) relating to the disclosure and use of artificial intelligenceMarch 14, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn March 14, 2025, Texas Representative Giovanni Capriglione (R) introduced legislation (House Bill 1709) to establish the Texas Responsible Artificial Intelligence Governance Act.March 14, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn March 14, 2025, Texas Senator Charles Jeffrey Schwertner (R) introduced legislation (Senate Bill 2966) to establish a framework to govern the use of artificial intelligence systems in critical decision-making by private companies and ensure consumer protections.March 14, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn March 13, 2025, New York Assemblyman Clyde Vanel (D) introduced legislation (Assembly Bill 6767) to add a new article to the general business law related to artificial companion models.March 13, 2025
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EventsPrivate Funds 2025: Developments & OpportunitiesThursday, March 13, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn February 6, 2025, Illinois Senator Mary Edly-Allen (D) introduced legislation (Senate Bill 1929) to establish the Provenance Data Requirements Act.March 12, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn March 12, 2025, Illinois Senator Laura Ellman (D) introduced legislation (Senate Bill 1792) to amend the Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Business Practices Act to, among other things, require generative artificial intelligence systems to "conspicuously display a warning on the system's user interface that is reasonably calculated to consistently apprise the user that the outputs of the generative artificial intelligence system may be inaccurate or inappropriate."March 12, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn March 12, 2025, Texas Representative Garcia Hernandez (D) introduced legislation (House Bill 4635) relating to disclosure of the use of artificial intelligence in the denial of insurance claims.March 12, 2025
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EventsPractical Steps for Complying With AI Literacy ObligationsWednesday, March 12, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn March 11, 2025, South Carolina Senator Ronnie Sabb (D) introduced legislation (Senate Bill 443) to require a licensed physician to supervise and review healthcare coverage decisions derived from the usage of an automated-decision making tool.March 11, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn March 11, 2025, Texas Representative Salman Bhojani (D) introduced legislation (House Bill 4455) relating to the use of artificial intelligence by health care providers.March 11, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn March 7, 2025, a group of Rhode Island Senate Democrats introduced legislation (Senate Bill 627) to enact the Artificial Intelligence Act.March 7, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn March 7, 2025, Texas Representative Suleman Lalani (D) introduced legislation (House Bill 4018) relating to the use of artificial intelligence in utilization review conducted for health benefit plans.March 7, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn March 6, 2025, California Senator Jerry McNerney (D) introduced amended legislation (Senate Bill 7) related to the use of automated decision systems in the employment context.February 6, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn March 6, 2025, New York Assemblyman Alex Bores (D) introduced legislation (Assembly Bill 6578) to establish the Artificial Intelligence Training Data Transparency Act.March 6, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn March 6, 2025, a group of bipartisan Maine senators introduced legislation (Senate Bill 955) for An Act to Ensure Human Oversight in Medical Insurance Payment Decisions, which among other matters, regulates the use of artificial intelligence by health insurers.March 6, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn March 5, 2025, New York Assembly Member Alex Bores (D) introduced legislation (Assembly Bill 6540) to require generative artificial intelligence providers to include provenance data on certain content made available.March 5, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn March 4, 2025, Texas Representative Giovanni Capriglione (R) introduced legislation (House Bill 3755) relating to biometric identifiers used in the performance of artificial intelligence.March 5, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn March 5, 2025, New York Senator Alex Bores (D) introduced legislation (Senate Bill 6453) to establish the Responsible AI Safety and Education (RAISE) Act.March 5, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn March 4, 2025, the UK House of Lords introduced legislation (HL Bill 76) for the regulation of artificial intelligence.March 4, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn March 3, 2025, a group of Democratic Minnesota Representatives introduced legislation (House Bill 1838) prohibiting the use of artificial intelligence in the health insurance utilization review process.March 3, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn March 3, 2025, a group of Georgia House Democrats introduced legislation (House Bill 715) to establish the Fair and Future Ready Housing Act.March 3, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn February 28, 2025, the Liechtenstein Data Protection Office published guidance ("News from the Data Protection Office #4") related to DeepSeek artificial intelligence, the visual design of consent management tools, and self-declared General Data Protection Regulation compliance by software providers.February 28, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn February 28, 2025, the Japanese Cabinet Office submitted a bill to promote the research, development, and utilization of artificial intelligence.February 28, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn February 26, 2025, the Technology, Tourism, and Investment Commission of the Legislative Assembly of El Salvador announced that it approved the Law for the Promotion of Artificial Intelligence and Technologies.February 26, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn February 27, 2025, Minnesota Senators Erin K. Maye Quade (D) and Eric Lucero (R) introduced legislation (Senate Bill 1886) mandating disclosure when individuals are communicating with artificial intelligence in business contexts.February 27, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn February 25, 2025, Missouri Representative Phil Amato (R) introduced legislation (House Bill 1462) to establish the AI Non-Sentience and Responsibility Act.February 25, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn February 20, 2025, California Assembly Member Rebecca Bauer-Kahan (D) introduced legislation (Assembly Bill 1405) regarding auditors and artificial intelligence.February 24, 2025
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On February 21, 2025, nine Rhode Island senate democrats introduced legislation (Senate Bill 358) to provide a civil cause of action for individuals injured by artificial intelligence.
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DevelopmentsOn February 20, 2025, California Assembly Member Rebecca Bauer-Kahan (D) introduced legislation (Assembly Bill 1064) to establish the Leading Ethical AI Development for Kids Act.February 20, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn February 20, 2025, California Senator Steve Padilla (D) introduced legislation (Senate Bill 579) to establish a working group to evaluate the role of AI in mental health.February 20, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn February 20, 2025, Arkansas Senator Clint Penzo (R) introduced legislation (Senate Bill 258) to establish the Arkansas Digital Responsibility, Safety, and Trust Act.February 20, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn February 19, 2025, the Connecticut Joint Committee on General Law introduced (Senate Bill 2) for a broad Act Concerning Artificial Intelligence.February 19, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn February 19, 2025, Texas Senator Donna Campbell (R) introduced legislation (Senate Bill 1411) related to the use of artificial intelligence-based algorithms by health benefit plan issuers, utilization review agents, health care providers, and physicians.February 19, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn February 19, 2025, California Senator Josh Becker (D) introduced legislation (Senate Bill 468) related to high-risk artificial intelligence systems.February 19, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn February 18, 2025, a group of Colorado House Republicans introduced legislation (House Bill 25-1264) to amend the the Colorado Consumer Protection Act to prohibit surveillance-based price or wage discrimination against consumers and workers.February 18, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn February 18, 2025, Brazil Bill 526/2025 regulating the use of artificial intelligence in Brazil and on other topics was introduced to the Chamber of Deputies.February 18, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn February 18, 2025, Kentucky Representative Josh Bray (R) introduced legislation (House Bill 672) to, among other matters, establish and implement policy standards for the use of artificial intelligence.February 18, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn February 18, 2025, Georgia Representative Dar'shun Kendrick (D) introduced legislation (House Bill 478) to require disclosures for commercial and trade artificial intelligence generated content.February 18, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn February 18, 2025, Texas Representative David Spiller (R) introduced legislation (House Bill 2922) related to the use of artificial intelligence in utilization review conducted for health benefit plans.February 18, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn February 12, 2025, ten Georgia democrats introduced legislation (Senate Bill 167) for an act on artificial intelligence discrimination.February 12, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn February 12, 2025, New Mexico Representative Linda Serrato (D) introduced legislation (New Mexico House Bill 401) to enact the Artificial Intelligence Synthetic Accountability Act and provide for civil and criminal enforcement penalties for improper use of synthetic content created by artificial intelligence.February 12, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn February 11, 2025, Nevada Senator Dina Neal (D) introduced legislation (Senate Bill 199) to establish regulations for artificial intelligence companies, impose consumer protection measures and restrict artificial intelligence use in specific industries.February 11, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn February 11, 2025, the Hawaii State Data Office published guidelines relating to data protection and generative artificial intelligence for state agencies.February 11, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn February 11, 2025, Mississippi Senator Bart Williams (R) introduced legislation (Senate Bill 2426) to establish an artificial intelligence regulation task force.February 11, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn February 11, 2025, Colorado Representatives Manny Rutinel (D) and Matt Soper (D) introduced legislation (House Bill 1212) to protect public safety from the risks of artificial intelligence systems by setting regulations for developers.February 11, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn February 11, 2025, Chile, Finland, France, Germany, India, Kenya, Morocco, Nigeria, Slovenia, and Switzerland adopted the Paris Charter on Artificial Intelligence in the Public Interest.February 11, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn February 10, 2025, Tennessee Senator Bo Watson (R) and Representative Greg Martin (R) introduced identical legislation (Tennessee Senate Bill 1362 / Tennessee House Bill 1209) providing for a new definition for the term "artificial intelligence."February 10, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn February 10, 2025, Tennessee Senator Jeff Yarbro (D) and Representative Torrey Harris (D) introduced identical legislation (Tennessee Senate Bill 1261 / Tennessee House Bill 1382) to regulate artificial intelligence in health insurance.February 10, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn February 10, 2025, Utah Senator Jefferson Moss (R) introduced legislation (Utah House Bill 452) relating to the regulation of mental health chatbots that use artificial intelligence technology.February 10, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn February 10, 2025, California Assembly Member Mia Bonta (D) introduced legislation (California Assembly Bill 489) to extend existing prohibitions on the use of specified terms, letters, or phrases that falsely indicate or imply possession of a health care license or certificate to entities that develop or deploy AI technology.February 10, 2025
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Sidley UpdatesArtificial Intelligence: U.S. Securities and Commodities Guidelines for Responsible UseFebruary 10, 2025 Securities Enforcement and Regulatory Update
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DevelopmentsOn February 7, 2025, the Idaho Commerce and Human Resources Committee introduced legislation (Senate Bill 1067) to establish limitations on regulation of artificial intelligence.February 7, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn February 7, 2025, Texas Senator Charles Schwertner (R) introduced legislation (Texas Senate Bill 815) relating to use of artificial intelligence in utilization review conducted for health benefit plans.February 7, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn February 7, 2025, Texas Senator Lois Kolkhorst (R) introduced legislation (Texas Senate Bill 1188) relating to the storage, access, and content of electronic health records, data collection, and the use of artificial intelligence in healthcare settings.February 7, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn February 7, 2025, the French data protection authority announced the publication of two recommendations to facilitate the compliance of artificial intelligence with the General Data Protection Regulation.February 7, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn February 4, 2025, California Senator Melissa Hurtado (D) introduced legislation (California Senate Bill 295) to enact the California Preventing Algorithmic Collusion Act of 2025.February 6, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn February 7, 2025, Maryland Senator Johnny Mautz (R) introduced legislation (Senate Bill 1025) establishing the Nurture Originals, Foster Art, and Keep Entertainment Safe Act (No Fakes Act).February 6, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn February 5, 2025, Virginia Senator Michelle Lopes Maldonado (D) introduced legislation (House Bill 2094) to establish the High-Risk Artificial Intelligence Developer and Deployer Act.February 6, 2025
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Sidley UpdatesU.S. Copyright Office Issues Report on Artificial Intelligence and CopyrightabilityFebruary 6, 2025 Commercial Litigation and Disputes Update
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DevelopmentsOn February 6, 2025, the European Commission published guidelines on the definition of an artificial intelligence system under the AI Act.February 6, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn February 4, 2025, Utah Senator Kirk Cullimore (R) introduced legislation (Utah Senate Bill 226) to enact provisions related to the use of generative artificial intelligence in consumer transactions and regulated services.February 4, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn February 4, 2025, the Idaho Judiciary, Rules and Administration Committee introduced legislation (House Bill 127) to establish provisions regarding the disclosure of artificial intelligence communications.February 4, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn February 4, 2025, the European Commission published guidelines on prohibited artificial intelligence practices under Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 (AI Act).February 4, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn February 3, 2025, Oklahoma State Representative Arturo Alonso-Sandoval (D) introduced legislation (Oklahoma House Bill 1916) to create the Responsible of AI Systems Act.February 3, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn February 4, 2025, California Assembly Member Rebecca Bauer-Kahan (D) introduced legislation (California Assembly Bill 412) related to use of copyrighted materials for artificial training.February 4, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn February 3, 2025, Arturo Alonso-Sandoval (D) introduced legislation (Oklahoma House Bill 1915) relating to AI devices in health care.February 3, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn January 31, 2025, Pennsylvania State Representative Robert Merski (D) introduced legislation (Pennsylvania House Bill 431) to amend Title 18 (Crimes and Offenses) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in forgery and fraudulent practices, providing for the offense of unauthorized dissemination of artificially generated impersonation of individual.January 31, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn January 31, 2025, the United Kingdom Department for Science, Innovation & Technology released a new voluntary Code of Practice and implementation guide setting out measures to address cyber security risks to AI systems.January 31, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn January 31, 2025, Maryland Representative C.T. Wilson (D) introduced legislation (Maryland House Bill 956) for an Act establishing the Workgroup on Artificial Intelligence implementation.January 31, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn January 31, 205, the EU AI Office released a Living Repository of AI Literacy Practices to aid compliance with Article 4 of the AI Act, effective February 2, 2025.January 31, 2025
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Sidley UpdatesWith New Technologies Come New Risks: FINRA Issues 2025 Regulatory Oversight ReportFebruary 4, 2025 Securities Enforcement and Regulatory Update
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DevelopmentsOn January 30, 2025, California Senator Alex Padilla (D) introduced legislation (California Senate Bill 243) to make chatbot platforms safer for minor users.January 30, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn January 30, 2025, New York Assembly Member George Alvarez (D) introduced legislation (New York Assembly Bill 3914) to amend the labor law, in relation to establishing criteria for the use of automated employment decision tools.January 30, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn January 30, 2025, the Hamburg Commissioner for Data Protection and Freedom of Information published a press release on the obligations and prohibitions under the EU Artificial Intelligence Act that will take effect in February 2025.January 30, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn January 30, 2025, the Hamburg Commissioner for Data Protection and Freedom of Information published a press release on the obligations and prohibitions under the EU Artificial Intelligence Act that will take effect in February 2025.January 30, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn January 30, 2025, the Dutch data protection authority announced the publication of artificial intelligence literacy guidance under the EU Artificial Intelligence Act.January 30, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn January 29, 2025, the U.S. Copyright Office released Part 2 of its Report on Copyright and Artificial Intelligence.January 29, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn January 28, 2025, Washington State Representative Shelley Kloba (D) and others introduced legislation (Washington House Bill 1672) for an Act relating to technology used by employers in the workplace.January 28, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn January 28, 2025, Illinois Representative Laura Faver Dias (D) introduced legislation (House Bill 1594) for, among other matters, the use of artificial intelligence with respect to employment decisions.January 28, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn January 24, 2025, Montana Senator Daniel Zolnikov (R) introduced legislation (Montana Senate Bill 212) to establish the Right to Compute Act.January 27, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn January 27, 2025, Pennsylvania Representative Johanny Cepeda-Freytiz (D) introduced legislation (Pennsylvania House Bill 317) for an Act amending Title 18 (Crimes and Offenses) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in computer offenses providing for artificial intelligence was referred to the Pennsylvania State House of Representatives Communications and Technology Committee.January 27, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn January 24, 2025, Maryland Delegate Jamila J. Woods (D) and others introduced legislation (Maryland House Bill 679) to mandate quarterly reports from health insurance carriers to the Maryland Insurance Commissioner.January 24, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn January 24, 2025, California Assembly Member Maggy Krell (D) introduced legislation (California Assembly Bill 316) to define artificial intelligence (AI) and prohibit defendants who develop or AI from asserting a defense that the AI autonomously caused harm to a plaintiff in an action.January 24, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn January 23, 2025, the White House issued an Executive Order titled "Removing barriers to American leadership in artificial intelligence."January 23, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn January 21, 2025, Maine Representative Richard H. Campbell (R) introduced legislation (Maine House Bill 153) to establish protections for use of a minor's picture, image, or likeness in advertisements.January 21, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn January 21, 2025, New York Senator Kevin S. Parker (D) introduced legislation (New York Senate Bill 2487) to create a regulatory body to oversee ethical AI use in New York State agencies and private entities.January 21, 2025
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DevelopmentsOn January 21, 2025, Representative Ariel Defay (R) introduced and read legislation (Utah House Bill 168) to establish an Artificial Intelligence in Education Task Force.January 21, 2025
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DevelopmentsIn January 2025, Sweden's data protection authority and agency for digital government published guidelines to promote the use of generative artificial intelligence in public administration.January 21, 2025
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