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AI Summary
The bill creates an AI task force to assess AI use by state agencies, specifies requirements for entities connecting to state infrastructure, and clarifies record ownership.
Business Impact
If you operate a public entity in Indiana, you must adopt technology and cybersecurity policies by the specified guidelines or face compliance issues.
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Introduced
— Filed in the legislature; not yet heard in committee
In Committee
— Assigned to and being reviewed by a legislative committee
Passed
— Approved by one or both chambers; awaiting further action
Signed / Enacted
— Signed into law by the governor; may or may not be in effect yet
Dead / Vetoed
— Vetoed, failed to pass, or session expired without action
Unknown
— Status data not yet available or awaiting classification
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What This Means
Indiana's SB0150 establishes an artificial intelligence task force to evaluate AI technology usage across state agencies. It empowers public entities and other entities connecting to state infrastructure to implement technology and cybersecurity policies. The bill also clarifies ownership of records held by state and local governments, setting the groundwork for responsible AI governance.
Key Provisions
- Establishes an artificial intelligence task force to study AI use by state agencies.
- Allows public entities to adopt technology resources and cybersecurity policies.
- Specifies requirements for entities connecting to state technology infrastructure.
- Prohibits licensing contracts from restricting hardware for software installation.
- Mandates state agencies to submit an inventory of AI technologies to the task force.
- Clarifies ownership of records held by state and local governments.
Latest Legislative Action
Public Law 108
Bill Sponsors (showing 5 of 14)
| Name | Role | District |
|---|---|---|
| Blake Doriot R | Sponsor | SD-012 |
| Brian Buchanan R | Sponsor | SD-007 |
| Chris Jeter R | Sponsor | HD-088 |
| Christopher Judy R | Sponsor | HD-083 |
| Ed Charbonneau R | Sponsor | SD-005 |
Roll Call Votes (showing 3 of 5)
H ·
House - Rules Suspended. Conference Committee Report 1 ·
Mar 7, 2024
87 Yea
0 Nay
13 Other
Passed ✓
S ·
Senate - Conference Committee Report 1 ·
Mar 7, 2024
48 Yea
0 Nay
2 Other
Passed ✓
H ·
House - Third reading ·
Mar 4, 2024
97 Yea
0 Nay
3 Other
Passed ✓
Amendments (9)
Senate Commerce and Technology Amendment #4
Pending
2024-01-18
Senate Amendment #2
Pending
2024-01-22
Senate Amendment #1
Pending
2024-01-22
Senate Amendment #4
Pending
2024-01-23
Senate Amendment #3
Pending
2024-01-23
House Government and Regulatory Reform Amendment #8
Pending
2024-02-20
House Amendment #3
Adopted
2024-02-29
House Amendment #2
Adopted
2024-02-29
House Amendment #1
Pending
2024-02-27
Compliance Checklist
Adopt technology resources and cybersecurity policies
Who: Public entities in Indiana
Penalty: Compliance issues may arise if not adopted.
Who: Public entities in Indiana
Penalty: Compliance issues may arise if not adopted.
Submit an inventory of AI technologies
Who: State agencies
Penalty: Potential oversight and compliance issues.
Who: State agencies
Penalty: Potential oversight and compliance issues.
Full Legal Analysis
SB0150 creates an artificial intelligence task force tasked with studying and assessing the use of AI technology by state agencies. It allows public entities, including political subdivisions and educational institutions, to adopt technology resources and cybersecurity policies, adhering to specified guidelines. The bill mandates that any public or other entities connecting to Indiana's state technology infrastructure must comply with outlined requirements, ensuring a standardized approach to AI and cybersecurity. Additionally, it prohibits licensing contracts from restricting the hardware on which software applications can be installed, promoting flexibility in software deployment. The bill also requires state agencies to inventory their AI technologies and submit this information to the task force, enhancing transparency and oversight in AI usage. Furthermore, it clarifies the ownership of records held by state and local governments. Overall, SB0150 aims to establish a framework for responsible AI governance while addressing cybersecurity concerns.
Official Source
Official Bill Text
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