OR HB4103: Relating to artificial intelligence.

In one paragraph

Not law. Oregon HB 4103 (2026) would have created the Senator Aaron Woods Commission on Artificial Intelligence within Enterprise Information Services to study state government's use of AI and report annually to the Legislative Assembly by September 1. It would also have required the Department of Administrative Services to employ an individual responsible for the state's privacy, data protection and AI strategy. It passed the Information Management and Technology committee with amendments (A-engrossed) February 20, 2026, went to Ways and Means and was in committee upon adjournment March 6, 2026.

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What it means for business

No duties for private businesses. It would have created a state commission and a state AI strategy position.

Key provisions

1. 1Commission of 10 voting and 6 nonvoting members would review state AI use, high-risk uses, privacy, job effects, discrimination, transparency and AI-generated replicas (A-engrossed version)
2. 2Annual report to the Legislative Assembly on or before September 1, which may recommend legislation, regulations or policies
3. 3DAS would employ, on the State Chief Information Officer's appointment, an individual responsible for the state's strategic vision on privacy, data protection and AI, who advises the commission
4. 4DAS could charge a state agency, officer, board or commission for AI services it requests
5. 5Appropriation amount left blank; no sunset, effective date or emergency clause in the text
6. 6Do pass with amendments, A-engrossed, February 20, 2026; referred to Ways and Means; in committee upon adjournment March 6, 2026; not enacted

Latest legislative action

Mar 6, 2026. In committee upon adjournment.

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