State AI law
Alaska
AI laws
We track 10 artificial-intelligence bills and regulations in Alaska.
Last updated Oct 12, 2026 · How we collect and check bills
Where Alaska’s bills stand
10 bills- Introduced
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- In committee
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- Passed a chamber
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- Signed or enacted
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- Dead or vetoed
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Overview
How Alaska regulates AI
Alaska has 10 published AI-related bills in our register. Every bill below links to its own page with the status, dates and a plain-English summary.
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Alaska AI bills
RSS feed for AlaskaAutonomous Vehicles
Alaska's HB 217 (2025-26), in its Senate committee-substitute form SCS CSHB 217(TRA), would have regulated autonomous vehicles registered in Alaska and let the licensing department require a commercial motor vehicle license applicant to retake only the failed or incomplete portions of a driving test. The House passed it April 30, 2026; Senate State Affairs reported it May 17 and sent it to Rules. It died when the session ended May 20, 2026.
Consumer Data Privacy Act
Alaska's HB 367 (2026), as the House Judiciary committee substitute CSHB 367(JUD), would have created a consumer data privacy article in AS 45.48 and a data broker registry, amended the social security number laws, and made certain violations unfair or deceptive trade practices. It would have applied to businesses that collected or processed the data of at least 35,000 consumers (or 10,000 consumers with over 20 percent of gross revenue from selling data). It was referred to House Finance on May 12, 2026 and died when the session ended May 20, 2026.
Ai Legislative Task Force
Alaska's HCR 3 (2025-26) is a concurrent resolution and does not change the law. As the House Community and Regional Affairs committee substitute, it would have created a seven-member Joint Legislative Task Force on Artificial Intelligence (three senators, four representatives) to study AI in state government, the economy, ethics and privacy, and the workforce, and report by January 31, 2026. The committee reported it April 11, 2025; it went to Finance and died May 20, 2026.
Ai, Deepfakes, Cybersecurity, Data Xfers
Alaska's SB 2 (2025-26) would have required a disclosure statement on election-related communications that include a deepfake, set rules for state agency use of generative AI in consequential decisions (inventory, impact assessments, notice, consent, appeal, and bans on some uses), and addressed transfers of data about individuals between state agencies. It was heard and held in Senate State Affairs on April 29, 2025 and died May 20, 2026.
Synthetic Media: Liability; Elections
Alaska's SB 33 (2025-26) would have made a defamation action based on synthetic media a claim for defamation per se and barred a person from knowingly using synthetic media in an electioneering communication with intent to influence an election. A harmed individual could sue for damages, attorney fees and costs or seek an injunction. It was heard and held in Senate State Affairs on April 29, 2025 and died when the session ended May 20, 2026.
Elections: Voter Reg./legal Fund/comms
Alaska's HB 129 (2023-24) was a broad elections bill; its Senate version, SCS CSHB 129(FIN) am S, would have changed voter registration list maintenance and, per its title, addressed candidate legal funds, absentee and special needs voting, defamation claims based on synthetic media, and synthetic media in electioneering communications. The House passed it 33-6 on February 2, 2024 and the Senate passed its version 14-6 on May 15, 2024. It was never enacted and died when the 33rd Legislature's 2023-24 session ended.
An Act relating to defamation claims based on the use of deepfakes; and relating to the use of deepfakes in electioneering communications.
Not law. HB 358 passed the Alaska House 38-2 on May 9, 2024. It would have made a defamation claim based on a deepfake defamation per se and barred knowingly using a deepfake in an electioneering communication to influence an election. People harmed could sue creators, knowing distributors or anyone who stripped a disclosure; a clear 'has been manipulated' label was a defense, and platforms and broadcasters carrying others' ads were not liable. The Senate Judiciary Committee rewrote it on May 13, 2024, but it died when the session ended.
Suspending Rules 24(c), 35, 41(b), and 42(e), Uniform Rules of the Alaska State Legislature, concerning House Bill No. 358, relating to defa…
Not adopted. SCR 28 was a procedural resolution from the Alaska Senate Judiciary Committee to suspend the Legislature's Uniform Rules so that HB 358, the deepfake defamation and election bill, could take a new title after the committee rewrote it. It was read once and held on the Senate Secretary's desk on May 13, 2024, and neither it nor HB 358 passed before the session ended. It has no substantive provisions of its own.
Ai, Deepfakes, Cybersecurity, Data Xfers
Alaska's SB 177 (2023-24), as the Senate State Affairs committee substitute CSSB 177(STA), would have required a disclosure statement on election-related communications that include a deepfake, set rules for state agency use of generative AI for consequential decisions, and addressed transfers of data about individuals between state agencies. Senate State Affairs reported it April 23-24, 2024 and it was referred to Judiciary; it died when the 33rd Legislature's session ended.
Ai, Deepfakes, Cybersecurity, Data Xfers
Alaska's HB 306 would have required a statement ('This communication has been manipulated or generated by artificial intelligence') on campaign communications containing a deepfake meant to injure a candidate or party or deceive voters. It would also have set rules for state agency AI used for consequential decisions: inventories, impact assessments, notice, consent, appeals and bans. It was heard and held in House State Affairs March 19, 2024 and died when the 33rd Legislature ended.
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