Alabama's SJR 71, a joint resolution approved by the Governor as Act 2019-269, establishes the Alabama Commission on Artificial Intelligence and Associated Technologies to review and advise the Governor and Legislature on the growth of AI and associated…
Enacted May 28, 2019Effective May 28, 2019AI in GovernmentOfficial record
Alabama's SJR 71, a joint resolution approved by the Governor as Act 2019-269, establishes the Alabama Commission on Artificial Intelligence and Associated Technologies to review and advise the Governor and Legislature on the growth of AI and associated…
Enacted May 28, 2019Effective May 28, 2019AI in GovernmentOfficial record
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Alabama's SB 47 (Act 2019-496) lets automated commercial motor vehicles run on Alabama roads without a conventional driver on board if they meet the act's criteria, and lets commercial vehicles with teleoperation systems run with a remote driver who holds the…
Enacted June 10, 2019Effective June 10, 2019Autonomous VehiclesOfficial record
Texas SB 969 (2019) authorizes personal delivery devices: robots made mainly to carry cargo on sidewalks, crosswalks and road shoulders and equipped with automated driving technology that lets them operate with remote human support and supervision.
Enacted June 10, 2019Effective June 10, 2019Autonomous Vehicles, AI RobotsOfficial record
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AI Laws by State, “State AI law, May 27 – Jun 2, 2019,” https://www.ailawsbystate.com/briefing/2019-05-27, accessed October 16, 2026.
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