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H0365 proposes regulatory measures for social media platforms and AI systems in Vermont. The bill is currently under review by the House Committee on Commerce and Economic Development.
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Read first time and referred to the Committee on Commerce and Economic Development
Bill Sponsors (showing 5 of 40)
Name
Role
Angela ArsenaultD
Primary
Edye GraningD
Primary
Mary HowardD
Primary
Robert Helm
Primary
Scott BeckR
Primary
Ashley BartleyR
Cosponsor
Avram Patt
Cosponsor
Brian CinaD
Cosponsor
Caleb Elder
Cosponsor
Carl Demrow
Cosponsor
Carolyn BranaganR
Cosponsor
Casey ToofR
Cosponsor
Charles "Butch" Shaw
Cosponsor
Christopher Mattos
Cosponsor
Curt Taylor
Cosponsor
Dennis LaBounty
Cosponsor
Francis McFaun
Cosponsor
Henry Pearl
Cosponsor
James GregoireR
Cosponsor
James Masland
Cosponsor
Jarrod Sammis
Cosponsor
Jed LipskyI
Cosponsor
Jessica Brumsted
Cosponsor
Joseph ParsonsR
Cosponsor
Julia Andrews
Cosponsor
Katherine Sims
Cosponsor
Kelly Pajala
Cosponsor
Kevin ChristieD
Cosponsor
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Cosponsor
Matthew Walker
Cosponsor
Patricia McCoy
Cosponsor
Peter Anthony
Cosponsor
Peter ConlonD
Cosponsor
Philip "Jay" Hooper
Cosponsor
R. Scott Campbell
Cosponsor
Robert Hooper
Cosponsor
Seth BongartzD
Cosponsor
Terri Williams
Cosponsor
Thomas Terenzini
Cosponsor
William Canfield
Cosponsor
Compliance Checklist
Ensure compliance with new regulations for social media and AI systems Who: Operators of social media platforms and AI systems Penalty: Potential fines or other penalties for non-compliance
Full Legal Analysis
Bill H0365, titled 'An act relating to the regulation of social media platforms and artificial intelligence systems,' was introduced in the Vermont General Assembly. Sponsored by Representatives Angela Arsenault and Edye Graning, the bill has been referred to the House Committee on Commerce and Economic Development as of February 26, 2025. The bill's text as introduced is not available in the provided source, and therefore specific details such as compliance deadlines, penalties, or definitions like 'AI system' cannot be confirmed. The bill's intent and specific provisions remain unclear without access to the full text. Stakeholders should monitor the bill's progress for further developments.
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