Alabama — Executive Order No. 738 - Alabama Generative Artificial Intelligence Task Force
Alabama · Executive Order No. 738 - Alabama Generative Artificial Intelligence Task Force
Governor Kay Ivey created a Generative AI Task Force to study current GenAI use in executive-branch agencies and recommend policies for responsible and effective adoption within a governance structure ensuring transparency, bias testing, and privacy.
Technical detail
Governor Kay Ivey created a Generative AI Task Force to study current GenAI use in executive-branch agencies and recommend policies for responsible and effective adoption within a governance structure ensuring transparency, bias testing, and privacy.
Who is protected: Residents interacting with state government AI systems; public-sector data subjects.
Who must comply: Alabama executive-branch state agencies and their workforce
Key facts
| Jurisdiction | Alabama |
|---|---|
| Level | State |
| Status | In effect |
| Protection strength | Limited protection |
| Effective date | 2024-02-28 |
| Citation | Executive Order No. 738 - Alabama Generative Artificial Intelligence Task Force |
| Topics | government use of AI · AI disclosure and transparency · consumer data privacy |
| Last verified | 2026-07-01 |
| Official source | Executive Order - State of Alabama Generative AI Task Force (aitaskforce.alabama.gov) ↗ |
More AI rules in Alabama
- Alabama Synthetic Private Images Law · In effect
- Alabama Election Deepfake Law · In effect
- Alabama Child Protection Act (AI-generated CSAM) · In effect
- Alabama Personal Data Protection Act (privacy / profiling opt-out) · Enacted (not yet in effect)
- Alabama Generative AI Acceptable Use Policy (AI-GV-P2) · In effect
Related government use of AI rules elsewhere
- Office of Artificial Intelligence Oversight · Proposed / pending
- AI Gendered Impact Assessment + Interagency Taskforce · Proposed / pending
- NYC resolution urging NY State to pass Advanced AI Licensing Act (A.3356) · Status unknown
- Emergency 365-day moratorium on new data centers (>20 MVA) · In effect
- Resolution setting Seattle data-center impact-study framework · In effect
- Six-month moratorium on data centers >350,000 sq ft (Minneapolis) · In effect
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