Indiana has 14 published AI-related bills. None have been enacted yet; 14 are currently pending.
Indiana is currently experiencing a highly active phase in its AI regulatory landscape, with a total of 14 bills introduced, none of which have yet been enacted. This indicates a strong legislative interest in addressing various aspects of artificial intelligence and its implications across multiple sectors. The bills cover a wide range of industries, including technology, healthcare, law enforcement, and political campaigning, reflecting a comprehensive approach to AI regulation in the state. The absence of enacted legislation suggests that while there is significant legislative activity, the state is still in the process of deliberating and refining its regulatory framework. Key themes emerging from the proposed bills include a focus on the ethical use of AI in elections, particularly concerning fabricated and altered media, which highlights concerns about misinformation in political campaigning. Additionally, there is a notable emphasis on surveillance technology and its impact on public safety and privacy, as seen in the bills addressing facial recognition software and surveillance policies. Furthermore, the introduction of legislation related to consumer data protection and the use of automated decision systems indicates a growing awareness of the need for transparency and accountability in AI applications. For businesses operating in Indiana, this active legislative environment presents both opportunities and challenges. Companies will need to stay informed about the evolving regulatory landscape to ensure compliance and to leverage potential innovations in AI responsibly.
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All Indiana AI Bills 14 published
Various mental health and insurance matters.
The bill prohibits AI from impersonating mental health professionals and sets standards for insurance reimbursement for mental health services.
Ban on employer use of automated decision systems.
HB1421 prohibits employers from relying solely on automated decision systems for employment decisions and sets disclosure requirements.
Ban on employer use of automated decision systems.
HB 1421 prohibits Indiana employers from solely using automated decision systems for employment decisions, mandates disclosures, and allows civil actions for violations.
State fiscal and contracting matters.
SB0005 establishes consumer data protection laws in Indiana, effective January 1, 2026, detailing consumer rights and controller responsibilities.
Disclosure of artificial intelligence use in health care.
The bill mandates health care providers and insurers in Indiana to disclose their use of AI technology in health care decisions and communications with patients.
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Artificial intelligence inventory and policies.
The bill mandates Indiana's Department of Education to create AI guidelines, inventory AI platforms, and survey educators and students on AI use.
Autonomous vehicles.
This bill mandates that automated tractor-trailers in Indiana must have a qualified human operator present during operation on highways for transporting passengers and goods.
Artificial intelligence and cybersecurity.
The bill creates an AI task force to assess AI use by state agencies, specifies requirements for entities connecting to state infrastructure, and clarifies record ownership.
Use of fabricated media in elections.
The bill prohibits the dissemination of fabricated media in elections without consent and requires a disclaimer, with penalties escalating to a Level 5 felony under certain conditions.
Use of altered media in elections.
This bill targets fabricated media that misrepresents candidates within 90 days of an election, allowing civil action by candidates.
Use of facial recognition software.
The bill prohibits airport authorities in Indiana from using facial recognition systems in their facilities.
Consumer data protection.
HB1554 establishes a new article in the Indiana Code for consumer data protection, effective January 1, 2024.
Surveillance technology impact and use policy.
This bill mandates law enforcement agencies in Indiana to create and publish a surveillance technology impact and use policy by January 1, 2021.
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HB1047 allows expired child sexual abuse claims against certain entities in bankruptcy until July 1, 2025, and defines AI-generated images as intimate images.
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