Utah AI Policy Act
In the high desert of Utah, where innovation often meets pragmatism, a new law has quietly taken root, marking a significant step in America’s patchwork approach to regulating artificial intelligence. Signed into law on March 13, 2024, by Governor Spencer Cox, the Utah AI Policy Act (SB 149) positions the state as a pioneer in […]
Oregon’s AI Frontier: Attorney General Issues Guidance for Businesses
In the waning days of her tenure, Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum dropped a parting gift—or warning, depending on your perspective—for the state’s businesses: a set of guidelines on how artificial intelligence fits into Oregon’s legal landscape. Issued on December 24, 2024, just before she handed the reins to Dan Rayfield, the document titled “What […]
Connecticut’s Proposed Artificial Intelligence Act: A Comprehensive Framework for AI Regulation and Innovation
Connecticut who was one of the first states to introduce a data privacy law is looking to be one of the first to implement an AI Regulation. With the current pause of a federal AI Act it looks like each state will have it’s own artificial intelligence regulation and it’s own privacy law making things […]
Oregon Issues AI Guidance for Businesses: A Privacy-Focused Review
As artificial intelligence (AI) technologies proliferate across industries, state governments in the U.S. are stepping in to provide clarity and regulation. Oregon has become one of the latest states to release guidance for businesses deploying AI systems, with a focus on transparency, accountability, and privacy. This guidance, though not legally binding, underscores the growing recognition […]
