Utah Digital Content Provenance Standards Act (HB 276)
Utah’s HB 276 requires large generative AI providers and platforms to embed and preserve provenance disclosures in AI-generated content from 2027.
Washington AI Content Disclosure Law (HB 1170)
Washington HB 1170 requires generative AI content to be traceable through watermarks or embedded metadata, effective February 1, 2027.
Washington AI Companion Chatbot Law (HB 2225)
Washington HB 2225 requires companion chatbots to run crisis protocols, disclose they are not human, and protect minors, effective January 1, 2027.
Vermont Synthetic Media in Elections Law (S.23, Act 75)
Vermont Act 75 requires AI disclosures on campaign media within 90 days of an election and restricts materially false AI voter deception.
Texas Responsible AI Governance Act, TRAIGA (HB 149)
Texas bans specific harmful AI uses for everyone, adds disclosure and biometric rules for government AI, and creates a regulatory sandbox, enforced solely by the Attorney General.
Generative AI Training Data Transparency Law (California AB 2013)
California AB 2013 requires generative AI developers to publish documentation about the datasets used to train their systems.
Oregon Nursing Title Protection From AI (HB 2748)
Oregon is the first state to prohibit AI systems from using nursing titles like nurse, RN, or LPN in healthcare settings.
California AB 853: AI Transparency Act Amendments (2025)
California AB 853 amends the AI Transparency Act, extending provenance and disclosure duties to online platforms and capture device manufacturers.
Montana Likeness Rights Law: Name, Voice, and Likeness (HB 513)
Montana HB 513 gives every resident a transferable property right in their name, voice, and likeness, barring unauthorized commercial AI replicas.
California AI Defenses Law (AB 316)
California’s AB 316 blocks defendants from escaping liability by claiming their AI system acted autonomously and caused harm on its own.
