This bill mandates an annual inventory and reporting of AI usage by Georgia state agencies, requires the Georgia Technology Authority to develop AI-related policies, and mentions repealing conflicting laws.
If your agency uses AI in Georgia, you must report your AI usage annually or face potential penalties.
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What This Means
HB988 seeks to improve oversight of artificial intelligence within Georgia state agencies by requiring an annual inventory and reporting of AI usage. The bill tasks the Georgia Technology Authority with developing AI-related policies and mentions repealing conflicting laws.
Key Provisions
- Mandates annual inventory of AI usage by state agencies.
- Requires annual reports on AI usage to be submitted to the Georgia Technology Authority.
- Tasks the Georgia Technology Authority with developing and establishing AI-related policies.
- Mentions the repeal of conflicting laws.
Latest Legislative Action
Senate Read Second Time
Bill Sponsors
| Name | Role | District |
|---|---|---|
| Beth Camp R | Sponsor | HD-135 |
| Brad Thomas R | Sponsor | HD-021 |
| Bruce Williamson R | Sponsor | HD-112 |
| Ed Setzler R | Sponsor | SD-037 |
| Rick Jasperse R | Sponsor | HD-011 |
| Stan Gunter R | Sponsor | HD-008 |
| Todd Jones R | Sponsor | HD-025 |
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Compliance Checklist
Who: All Georgia state agencies
Penalty: Potential unspecified penalties for non-compliance
Who: All Georgia state agencies
Penalty: Potential unspecified penalties for non-compliance
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