Connecticut has 23 published AI-related bills. None have been enacted yet; 23 are currently pending.
Connecticut is currently experiencing a highly active phase in its AI regulatory landscape, with a total of 23 bills under consideration and none yet enacted. This indicates a strong legislative interest in addressing the implications of artificial intelligence across various sectors. The bills cover a wide range of industries, including healthcare, retail, technology, and consumer protection, reflecting a comprehensive approach to AI regulation. The absence of enacted legislation suggests that the state is still in the process of deliberating and refining its regulatory framework, which may lead to significant developments in the near future. Key themes emerging from the proposed legislation include a focus on consumer privacy, the ethical use of AI in healthcare, and the regulation of facial recognition technology. Bills such as SB00006 and SB01103 emphasize the importance of personal data privacy and automated decision-making, while multiple bills aim to restrict the use of AI in health insurance practices. Additionally, there is a notable concern regarding the use of facial recognition in retail settings, as seen in HB5522 and HB5326. This indicates a growing recognition of the need for transparency and accountability in AI applications, particularly in sensitive areas like healthcare and consumer interactions. For businesses operating in Connecticut, the current regulatory environment presents both challenges and opportunities. Companies must stay informed about the evolving legislative landscape and prepare for potential compliance requirements related to data privacy, AI usage in decision-making, and ethical standards. The active legislative session suggests that businesses may soon face stricter regulations, particularly in sectors heavily impacted by AI technologies. Engaging with policymakers and participating in discussions around these bills could provide businesses with a chance to influence the regulatory framework and ensure that their interests are represented as Connecticut shapes its AI policies.
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All Connecticut AI Bills 23 published
An Act Requiring The Department Of Economic And Community Development To Develop A Plan To Establish An Artificial Intel...
This bill mandates the Department of Economic and Community Development to create a plan for an AI small business program. Details are speculative without the full bill text.
An Act Concerning Gaming.
This bill restricts gaming advertising on college campuses, regulates fund withdrawals from gaming accounts, and prohibits AI targeting for online sports wagers.
An Act Concerning Consumer Privacy And Protection.
This bill enhances consumer privacy by regulating data brokers, prohibiting the sale of precise geolocation data, requiring disclosures on algorithmic pricing, and requiring manufacturers to affix tariff cost estimates to new automobiles.
An Act Establishing A Task Force To Study The Effects Of Artificial Intelligence On The Trades Industry.
This bill establishes a task force to study AI's impact on the trades industry and requires a feasibility study for a nursing assistant training program.
An Act Prohibiting The Disclosure Of The Residential Address Of Public School Employees Under The Freedom Of Information...
This bill prohibits the disclosure of public school teachers' residential addresses under the Freedom of Information Act and creates a task force to address AI-related mass requests.
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AN ACT CONCERNING THE USE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND OTHER MEANS TO GENERATE DECEPTIVE SYNTHETIC MEDIA AND AFFECT EL...
HB 5342's focus remains speculative, as the full bill text is not available. The title suggests it addresses AI and synthetic media in elections, but specifics are unconfirmed.
AN ACT CONCERNING AUTOMATED DECISION SYSTEMS PROTECTIONS FOR EMPLOYEES.
SB 435's specific provisions cannot be analyzed due to the lack of access to the full bill text.
An Act Concerning The Use Of Artificial Intelligence And Other Means To Generate Deceptive Synthetic Media And Affect El...
This bill prohibits the distribution of deceptive synthetic media within 90 days before an election or primary in Connecticut. Specific exceptions and penalties are unverified.
An Act Concerning Health Insurance And Patient Protection.
This bill establishes the parity advancement account, prohibits step therapy for prescription drugs, and sets requirements for stop loss insurance policies, among other protections.
An Act Concerning Artificial Intelligence.
The bill establishes requirements for AI systems, creates an advisory council, mandates training on generative AI, and includes initiatives for AI education and computing services.
An Act Requiring A Study Concerning Energy Efficiency Requirements For Artificial Intelligence Data Centers.
This bill mandates quarterly reports on energy efficiency from AI data centers and requires regulations on their water and energy standards.
An Act Prohibiting The Creation And Dissemination Of Intimate Images Generated Using Artificial Intelligence And Without...
The bill prohibits the production and distribution of non-consensual deepfake intimate images and establishes unspecified criminal penalties for violations.
An Act Prohibiting Health Insurers From Using Artificial Intelligence To Deny Health Insurance Claims.
This bill prohibits health insurers from using artificial intelligence to deny health insurance claims.
An Act Prohibiting Health Insurers From Using Artificial Intelligence As The Primary Method To Deny Health Insurance Cla...
This bill prohibits health insurers in Connecticut from using artificial intelligence as the primary method to deny health insurance claims.
An Act Prohibiting Health Insurers From Using Software Tools To Automatically Downcode Health Insurance Claims.
This bill prohibits health insurers in Connecticut from using software tools, including AI, to automatically downcode health insurance claims without clinical review.
An Act Prohibiting Health Carriers From Using Artificial Intelligence In The Evaluation And Determination Of Patient Car...
SB447 prohibits health carriers from using AI in patient care evaluations to ensure patient access to necessary medical services.
An Act Requiring A Study Of The Effect Of Artificial Intelligence On The Trades Industry.
This bill mandates a study on the impact of artificial intelligence on the trades industry in Connecticut.
An Act Concerning Unlawful Dissemination Of Intimate Images That Are Digitally Altered Or Created Through The Use Of Art...
HB5045 criminalizes the nonconsensual creation and dissemination of digitally altered intimate images using AI in Connecticut.
An Act Concerning Artificial Intelligence, Automated Decision-making And Personal Data Privacy.
The bill establishes an Office of Artificial Intelligence, regulates data privacy for minors, and creates a task force to study AI and develop an AI bill of rights, with exemptions for air carriers.
An Act Concerning Personal Data Privacy And Online Monitoring.
SB00006 establishes a framework for personal data privacy, granting consumers rights to manage their data and opt out of certain data processing activities.
An Act Concerning Autonomous Vehicles.
This bill allows for the testing of autonomous vehicles in Connecticut and mandates the DMV to regulate their use.
An Act Prohibiting Retailers From Using Facial Recognition Software For Marketing Purposes.
This bill prohibits retailers in Connecticut from using facial recognition software for marketing purposes.
An Act Requiring Certain Retail Business Establishments To Display Signs Regarding The Use Of Facial Recognition Technol...
Retail establishments must display signs about facial recognition technology use, effective July 1, 2016.
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