AI regulation news for Jul 24–30, 2023
In the week of Jul 24–30, 2023, 1 AI law was enacted (Illinois). 17 AI laws have been enacted in 2023 through this week.
Signed by a governor or the president, or otherwise made law, during the week.
HB2123
The enacted version of HB 2123 amends the Civil Remedies for Nonconsensual Dissemination of Private Sexual Images Act (740 ILCS 190). "Sexual image" now covers images that falsely appear to show a person's intimate parts or sexual activity, and a depicted…
Enacted July 28, 2023 Effective January 1, 2024 AI Intimate Images, AI Deepfakes Official record
Laws whose effective date fell during the week.
No AI law took effect this week.
Laws set to take effect in the four weeks after this one, through August 27, 2023. See every new AI law for 2027.
HB3563
Illinois' Public Act 103-0451 (HB 3563) adds Section 1-80 to the Department of Innovation and Technology Act, directing the Department to establish the Generative AI and Natural Language Processing Task Force to investigate and report on generative AI and…
Enacted August 4, 2023 Effective August 4, 2023 AI in Government, AI in Education Official record
SB175
Louisiana's SB 175 (Act 457 of 2023) adds R.S. 14:73.13, the crime of unlawful deepfakes.
Enacted June 28, 2023 Effective August 1, 2023 AI Intimate Images, AI CSAM Official record
HF 1370
Minnesota's HF 1370 (Chapter 58) creates a civil claim (Minn.
Enacted May 26, 2023 Effective August 1, 2023 AI Deepfakes, AI Intimate Images Official record
Weeks run Monday through Sunday, U.S. Eastern time. Enactment dates come from each law's official record; for a few laws not yet reviewed, the date is the last recorded action. Veto dates are the recorded action date. This page is rebuilt from our records, so a correction to any law shows up here too. Counts follow our methodology: published, AI-relevant bills, one per bill number, enacted when signed or otherwise made law. Data as of October 16, 2026. Free to cite and reuse with credit to AI Laws by State (CC BY 4.0 data). Spot an error? Tell us.