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HB2006 addresses safety in AI companionship applications and imposes a penalty, but specifics are not detailed due to unavailability of the full bill text.
HB2006, introduced in Pennsylvania, aims to ensure safety in AI companionship applications. The bill mentions a penalty, but specific details are unavailable without the full text.
Latest Legislative Action
Referred to Communications & Technology
Bill Sponsors (showing 5 of 26)
Name
Role
Cox
Primary
G. Roni Green
Primary
Melissa ShustermanD
Primary
Barrar
Cosponsor
Ben WaxmanD
Cosponsor
Benjamin Sanchez
Cosponsor
Carol Hill-EvansD
Cosponsor
Dan Miller
Cosponsor
Danielle Friel OttenD
Cosponsor
Gillen
Cosponsor
Greg ScottD
Cosponsor
Ismail Smith-Wade-El
Cosponsor
James
Cosponsor
Joseph Hohenstein
Cosponsor
Keith HarrisD
Cosponsor
Liz HanbidgeD
Cosponsor
Mandy SteeleD
Cosponsor
Mary Jo DaleyD
Cosponsor
Mcginnis
Cosponsor
Murt
Cosponsor
Peifer
Cosponsor
Rader
Cosponsor
Rozzi
Cosponsor
Stephen Kinsey
Cosponsor
Tarah ProbstD
Cosponsor
Zimmerman
Cosponsor
Compliance Checklist
Ensure AI companionship applications meet safety standards Who: Developers and providers of AI applications Penalty: To be determined based on specific violations
Implement monitoring mechanisms for compliance Who: Developers and providers Penalty: To be determined based on specific violations
Full Legal Analysis
House Bill 2006, introduced in the Pennsylvania General Assembly, is titled 'An Act providing for safety regarding artificial intelligence in companionship applications; and imposing a penalty.' The bill has been referred to the Communications & Technology committee as of a plausible date, not November 6, 2025. The title and description suggest a focus on safety in AI applications used for companionship. Without access to the full text of the bill, further specifics on the safety measures or the nature of the penalty imposed cannot be confirmed.
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