Alabama's HB 161 (Act 2024-96) amends Section 13A-6-240 to create the crime of knowingly creating, recording or altering an intimate image of an individual without consent where the person had a reasonable expectation of privacy.
Enacted April 18, 2024Effective October 1, 2024AI Intimate Images, AI DeepfakesOfficial record
Alabama's HB 168 (Act 2024-98), the Alabama Child Protection Act of 2024, extends the state's child sexual abuse material crimes to AI-generated content.
Enacted April 18, 2024Effective October 1, 2024AI CSAMOfficial record
Alabama's HB 172 (Act 2024-349) makes it a crime to distribute materially deceptive media (AI-produced image, audio or video falsely depicting a person's speech or conduct) within 90 days before an election when the distributor knows it is false and intends…
Enacted May 15, 2024Effective October 1, 2024AI in Political Advertising, AI DeepfakesOfficial record
Alabama's SB 226 (Act 2024-453) allows vehicles equipped with an automated driving system (ADS) to run on public roads without a conventional human driver on board if the vehicle can reach a minimal risk condition.
Enacted May 17, 2024Effective October 1, 2024Autonomous VehiclesOfficial record
California's AB 2839 (Elections Code 20012) bars knowingly distributing, with malice, an ad or election communication with materially deceptive content about candidates, elected or elections officials, or election equipment, from 120 days before an election…
Enacted September 17, 2024Effective September 17, 2024AI Deepfakes, AI in Political AdvertisingOfficial record
Maryland's HB 338 limits police use of facial recognition technology in criminal investigations to listed serious crimes (crimes of violence, human trafficking, child abuse, hate crimes, weapon crimes, stalking and others), bans live or real-time…
Enacted May 16, 2024Effective October 1, 2024Facial Recognition, AI in Law EnforcementOfficial record
Maryland's HB 603 (Kids Code) covers for-profit firms doing business in Maryland that have over $25M revenue, buy, receive, sell or share data of 50,000+ consumers, households or devices yearly, or get at least half their revenue from data sales.
Enacted May 9, 2024Effective October 1, 2024AI Privacy, AI in Social Media & Online PlatformsOfficial record
Maryland's SB 182 limits police use of facial recognition technology in criminal investigations to listed serious crimes (crimes of violence, human trafficking, child abuse, hate crimes, weapon crimes, stalking and others), bans live or real-time…
Enacted May 16, 2024Effective October 1, 2024Facial Recognition, AI in Law EnforcementOfficial record
Maryland's SB 571 (Kids Code) covers for-profit firms doing business in Maryland that have over $25M revenue, buy, receive, sell or share data of 50,000+ consumers, households or devices yearly, or get at least half their revenue from data sales.
Enacted May 9, 2024Effective October 1, 2024AI Privacy, AI in Social Media & Online PlatformsOfficial record
Utah's HB 464 (Laws of Utah 2024, chapter 224) adds Utah Code 78B-3-1101 to -1103 on harm to minors from an "algorithmically curated social media service," one that drives engagement mainly through a curation algorithm (a process that personalizes which…
Enacted March 13, 2024Effective October 1, 2024AI in Social Media & Online Platforms, AI LiabilityOfficial record
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AI Laws by State, “State AI law, Sep 2–8, 2024,” https://www.ailawsbystate.com/briefing/2024-09-02, accessed October 16, 2026.
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.