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Creating the Kansas task force on artificial intelligence and emerging technologies to study such technologies and make recommendations to the legislature.
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Not law. Kansas HB 2592 would have created the Kansas task force on artificial intelligence and emerging technologies: six legislators as voting members and five nonvoting members, appointed by August 1, 2026. It would have studied the impacts, risks, workforce effects and regulatory needs of AI, AI use in state and local government, and AI in public education, with written reports due December 31, 2026 and each December 30 after, and would have expired January 1, 2028. It had a House Legislative Modernization hearing February 9, 2026 and died in committee April 10, 2026.
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What it means for business
None: the bill died, and it would have set up a study task force without duties for private businesses.
Key provisions
- Six voting members (three House, three Senate) and five nonvoting members, including the Attorney General or designee; appointments by August 1, 2026
- Studies AI and emerging technology impacts, risks, workforce implications and regulatory needs, AI in government efficiency, and AI in public education
- Written report with recommendations to the Governor, House Speaker and Senate President by December 31, 2026 and each December 30 thereafter
- Section expires January 1, 2028; no duties for private businesses
- Introduced January 29, 2026; hearing February 9, 2026; Died in Committee April 10, 2026
Latest legislative action
Apr 10, 2026. House Died in Committee
Sponsors
| Name | Role |
|---|---|
| Legislative Modernization | Sponsor |
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