Artificial Intelligence
Every bill we’re tracking on artificial intelligence, with clear summaries of its provisions, status, and effects.
California Companion Chatbot Safety Bill (SB 1119)
Forces chatbot services to age-classify every user or put everyone into a state-defined child mode, tying private conversations to California's growing identity system.
California Student Data Privacy Law (AB 1159)
Restricts how education technology companies exploit student records, including a direct ban on using covered student data to train generative AI.
Stop Rogue AI Act
Would turn verified identity, continuous inventories, real-time monitoring, persistent logs, and revocable access into federal standards for AI agents, creating a control system that could shut open-weight and privately run agents out of trusted networks.
Australia Digital Duty of Care (Consultation Draft)
A government consultation draft combining social-media feed choice with broader online-safety duties enforced by eSafety.
AI Kill Switch Act (H.R. 9917)
Would force the largest commercial AI providers to build centralized controls that can identify and cut off users, restrict use patterns, or shut models down—requirements fundamentally at odds with open weights that people can run privately beyond a provider’s control.
New York S.9051-B (AI Companion Age Checks)
New York's legislature passed a bill that locks the human-like features of AI companion chatbots until the operator has checked that the user is an adult.
New York Safe by Design Act (Age Checks for Social Features)
New York's Safe by Design Act blocks messaging, profile viewing, tagging and other core social features until a platform checks the user's age, and bans self-declared age.
Missouri HB 1887 (Megan Meier Act)
Missouri's House voted 145-3 to make social media platforms verify the age of all Missouri users before they open an account, and to bar under-16s from holding accounts of their own.
Georgia SB 540 (AI Companion Chatbots)
Georgia's AI companion chatbot law requires an age check before a user can reach any chatbot feature that may generate sexually explicit content.
California Election Deepfake Law (AB 2839)
California’s election-deepfake restrictions were held unconstitutional in August 2025; the permanent injunction bars enforcement against the named plaintiffs.
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