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Oregon AI Laws 2026: Enacted Law and What’s Next

AI Laws by State Research Team April 2026 6 min read

Oregon has 4 AI bills tracked, but quality over quantity applies here: HB 4103 has been enacted into law, creating an AI commission and directing the state to develop privacy and AI plans. SB 1546 has passed both chambers and would regulate AI companion technology. Despite the low bill count, Oregon has more enacted AI law than many states with larger legislative pipelines. This guide covers what businesses operating in Oregon need to know.

Legal Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Consult a qualified attorney for guidance specific to your situation.

Current Data

Currently tracking 4 bills in Oregon. 0 enacted, 0 in committee. Data updates automatically.

Enacted: AI Commission and State AI Plan (HB 4103)

HB 4103 is Oregon’s first enacted AI law. It creates a commission on artificial intelligence to examine the state’s use of AI and directs the Department of Administrative Services (DAS) to hire personnel to develop a comprehensive privacy, data protection, and AI plan for the state.

Key provisions of HB 4103:

While HB 4103 primarily targets state government use of AI, the commission’s recommendations could shape future legislation affecting private-sector businesses. Companies that contract with Oregon state agencies should expect AI-related procurement standards to evolve as the state AI plan takes shape.

AI Companion Safety: SB 1546 (Passed Both Chambers)

SB 1546 has passed both chambers and addresses AI companion technology. The bill requires operators of AI companion software to:

This positions Oregon as a leader on AI companion safety, joining a growing group of states (including Nebraska with LB 525 and Oklahoma with SB 1521) addressing the mental health risks of AI chatbot companions. If your business operates AI chatbots, companionship apps, or conversational AI products available to Oregon residents, you should prepare for these requirements.

Key Bills at a Glance

BillTopicStatus
HB 4103AI commission & state AI planEnacted
SB 1546AI companion disclosure & safetyPassed Both Chambers

What This Means for Businesses

Oregon’s approach is notable for its efficiency: with just two tracked bills, it has one enacted law and one bill that passed both chambers. The state’s focus on government AI governance (HB 4103) and companion AI safety (SB 1546) reflects a targeted, high-impact legislative strategy rather than the broad scattershot approach seen in some states.

Businesses should pay particular attention to SB 1546 if they operate consumer-facing conversational AI. The disclosure and safety requirements apply to any operator making AI companion software available to Oregon users.

Compliance Checklist for Oregon

  1. AI companion compliance — If you operate chatbots or AI companions available to Oregon users, prepare disclosure mechanisms and safety controls per SB 1546
  2. State contract preparation — If you sell AI products to Oregon state agencies, monitor the AI commission’s procurement recommendations under HB 4103
  3. Suicide prevention controls — SB 1546 specifically targets suicidal ideation in AI outputs; implement content safety filters and escalation protocols
  4. User disclosure workflows — Build clear, prominent notifications that users are interacting with AI, not humans

For a complete index of Oregon AI legislation, visit our Oregon AI laws page.


This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Consult a qualified attorney for guidance specific to your situation.

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