State General AI Governance: Every U.S. Law Tracked (1)

What You Need to Know

The law contains provisions specific to government entities and companies. With respect to companies, the law requires persons that make AI systems available for interacting with consumers to disclose to the consumer that they are interacting with an AI system. If the AI system is used in relation to a health care service or treatment, the provider must make the disclosure not later than the date the service is first provided, unless the service is provided in an emergency. The law prohibits persons from developing or deploying AI systems in a manner intended to incite or encourage a person to (1) commit physical self-harm, including suicide; (2) harm another person; or (3) engage in criminal activity. The law also prohibits persons from developing or deploying AI systems with the sole intent that the system infringe, restrict, or otherwise impair an individual's rights guaranteed under the United States Constitution. In addition, the law prohibits persons from developing or deploying AI systems with the intent to unlawfully discriminate against a protected class in violation of state or federal law. Finally, the law prohibits persons from developing or deploying AI systems to produce sexually explicit content or child sexual abuse material.