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Utah regulates AI mental health chatbots: suppliers may not sell or share users' identifiable health information or input (with limited exceptions) or use users' input to target or customize advertising, and must disclose that the chatbot is AI before access, after seven days of non-use and whenever asked. Took effect May 7, 2025.
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What it means for business
If you offer an AI mental health chatbot to Utah users, you must disclose it is AI and keep users' health data out of advertising and third-party sales.
Key provisions
- Applies to suppliers of AI mental health chatbots (Utah Code Title 13, Chapter 72a)
- No sale or sharing of identifiable health information or user input, with limited exceptions
- No use of user input to target or customize advertising; any advertising must be clearly labeled
- AI disclosure before access, after seven days without use and when asked
- Affirmative defense against unlicensed-practice or unprofessional-conduct liability (Utah Code 58-60-118) for suppliers that maintain and follow a qualifying policy filed with the Division of Professional Licensing
Latest legislative action
Mar 25, 2025. Governor Signed
Sponsors
| Name | Role | District |
|---|---|---|
| Jefferson Moss R | Sponsor | HD-051 |
| Kirk Cullimore R | Sponsor | SD-019 |
Roll call votes (showing 3 of 5)
S Senate/ passed 2nd & 3rd readings/ suspension Mar 5, 2025
28 yea0 nay1 otherPassed
S Senate Comm - Favorable Recommendation Mar 3, 2025
5 yea0 nay2 otherPassed
H House/ passed 3rd reading Feb 27, 2025
70 yea0 nay5 otherPassed
Amendments (1)
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House Amendment 1 Adopted 2025-02-25
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