In one paragraph
Utah's Artificial Intelligence Policy Act created the state's Office of Artificial Intelligence Policy and an AI Learning Laboratory that can offer participants regulatory mitigation agreements, and required disclosure of generative AI use in consumer interactions and regulated occupations. Those disclosure rules were later replaced by SB 226 (2025). Took effect May 1, 2024.
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What it means for business
The disclosure duties now come from SB 226; SB 149 remains the basis for Utah's AI office and its regulatory sandbox.
Key provisions
- Created the Artificial Intelligence Policy Act (enacted as Utah Code Title 13, Chapter 70; now codified at Title 13, Chapter 72)
- Office of Artificial Intelligence Policy and an AI Learning Laboratory Program with regulatory mitigation agreements
- Original generative-AI disclosure duties, since replaced by SB 226 (2025)
- Made it no defense to a consumer-protection violation that generative AI made the statement (also replaced by SB 226)
Latest legislative action
Mar 13, 2024. Governor Signed
Sponsors
| Name | Role | District |
|---|---|---|
| Jefferson Moss R | Sponsor | HD-051 |
| Kirk Cullimore R | Sponsor | SD-019 |
Roll call votes (showing 3 of 6)
H House/ passed 3rd reading Feb 28, 2024
73 yea0 nay2 otherPassed
H House Comm - Favorable Recommendation Feb 20, 2024
7 yea0 nay3 otherPassed
S Senate/ passed 3rd reading Feb 13, 2024
26 yea0 nay3 otherPassed
Amendments (1)
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Senate Committee Amendment 1 Not adopted 2024-01-26
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