Utah — Attorneys General Derek Brown and Jeff Jackson Launch Nationwide Bipartisan AI Task Force

Utah's Attorney General co-launched a nationwide bipartisan attorneys-general task force to identify emerging AI harms and develop safeguards AI developers should follow to protect the public, especially children.

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Utah's Attorney General co-launched a nationwide bipartisan attorneys-general task force to identify emerging AI harms and develop safeguards AI developers should follow to protect the public, especially children.

Who is protected: Residents interacting with state government AI systems; public-sector data subjects.

Who must comply: AI developers and platforms subject to state consumer-protection oversight

Key facts

More AI rules in Utah

• UT HB 101 (2019 AV statute) · In effect
• UT drone-wildfire law · In effect
• Utah H.B. 148 (computer-generated CSAM & intimate images count as illegal) · In effect
• Utah H.B. 238 (AI-generated child sexual abuse material is illegal) · In effect
• Utah S.B. 131 (AI-generated political ads must say 'generated by AI') · In effect
• Utah S.B. 226 (must disclose you're talking to AI on request; AI use no excuse) · 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