Minnesota has 37 published AI-related bills. None have been enacted yet; 37 are currently pending.
Minnesota is currently experiencing a highly active phase in its AI regulatory landscape, with a total of 37 bills introduced, none of which have been enacted yet. This indicates a robust legislative interest in addressing various aspects of artificial intelligence and its implications across multiple sectors. The state is focusing on the regulation of AI technologies, particularly concerning facial recognition, algorithm transparency, and the use of AI in employment and healthcare. The absence of enacted bills suggests that while there is significant legislative momentum, the process of formalizing these regulations is still underway. Key themes emerging from the proposed legislation include a strong emphasis on the ethical use of AI, particularly in government and law enforcement contexts, as evidenced by multiple bills aimed at prohibiting the use of facial recognition technology by government entities. Additionally, there is a notable focus on transparency and accountability in algorithmic decision-making, especially in healthcare and employment sectors. The introduction of bills regulating autonomous vehicles further highlights the state's proactive approach to emerging technologies. For businesses operating in Minnesota, this regulatory environment presents both challenges and opportunities. Companies will need to navigate a complex landscape of proposed regulations that may impact their operations, particularly in sectors like technology, healthcare, and transportation, while also being prepared for potential compliance requirements as these bills progress through the legislative process.
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All Minnesota AI Bills 37 published
Artificial intelligence chatbot technology requirements provision
This bill, SF 4997, addresses AI chatbot technology requirements in Minnesota. A detailed analysis will follow once the full text is available.
Delivery of professional services through artificial intelligence directly to consumers precluded, and enforcement and p...
HF 4979 prohibits AI from delivering professional services directly to consumers in Minnesota, with enforcement and penalties provided. Full details require the complete text.
Use of automated decision systems in employment settings regulation
The bill SF4689 aims to regulate the use of automated decision systems in employment settings in Minnesota. Specific provisions and impacts will be detailed once the full text is available.
Use of artificial intelligence in psychotherapy services regulated, and civil penalties provided.
HF3893 aims to regulate AI use in psychotherapy services in Minnesota, but without the bill text, no specific claims about its content can be made.
Artificial intelligence safety and disclosure requirements establishment (RAISE Act)
The RAISE Act's provisions are currently unverified due to unreadable bill text. No assumptions should be made until the text is available.
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Operation of certain autonomous vehicles and on-demand autonomous vehicle networks authorization
SF 4618 authorizes autonomous vehicle operations in Minnesota, detailing safety standards, insurance, and data-sharing protocols, with specific operational conditions.
Delivery of professional services preclusion through artificial intelligence directly to consumers
This bill aims to regulate the delivery of professional services through artificial intelligence in Minnesota.
Notice and a transitional employment period required for employees displaced by artificial intelligence, and penalties i...
This bill mandates notice and a transitional employment period for employees displaced by AI, with penalties for non-compliance to be confirmed.
Surveillance-based price and wage discrimination prohibited.
The bill HF4131's text is unavailable, so no assumptions about specific legal obligations, definitions, or exceptions should be made.
License for artificial intelligence independent verification organizations established, advisory council established, ru...
HF4544 proposes the establishment of a license for AI independent verification organizations, defines an advisory council's responsibilities, and authorizes specific rulemaking.
Artificial intelligence safety and disclosure requirements established, and civil remedies provided.
HF4532 proposes AI safety and disclosure requirements, pending verification of specific provisions from the bill text.
Artificial intelligence chatbot technology requirements provided, and cause of action for harm created.
HF4452 may require AI chatbots to disclose their non-human nature, but specific penalties and enforcement mechanisms cannot be confirmed without the full bill text.
License establishment for artificial intelligence independent verification organizations
SF4636's title and description suggest a licensing framework for AI verification organizations in Minnesota, but details are unclear without the full bill text.
Autonomous vehicles and on-demand autonomous vehicle networks operation authorized, and rulemaking authorized.
HF4521 authorizes autonomous vehicle operations in Minnesota, detailing a framework for on-demand networks and specifying rulemaking guidelines by the Department of Transportation.
Surveillance-based price setting prohibited.
The full text of HF3408 is required to accurately determine its provisions and scope regarding surveillance-based price setting in Minnesota. This analysis is based solely on the title.
Use of automated decision systems in employment settings regulated.
HF4445 is a Minnesota bill regulating automated decision systems in employment. Specific provisions, definitions, and mandates will be included once the full bill text is available.
Prohibition from using artificial intelligence to dynamically set product prices
SF3098 aims to prohibit AI in dynamic pricing in Minnesota, based on the bill's title and description. Full analysis awaits the complete bill text.
Certain use of artificial intelligence prohibition provision
The content of bill SF4573 regarding AI use in Minnesota is currently unreadable, making its specific provisions unclear.
Surveillance-based price and wage discrimination prohibition
SF4233 aims to address price and wage discrimination in Minnesota. Detailed analysis will follow once the full bill text is available.
Certain online platforms requirement to provide information pertaining to algorithm use
The bill's title suggests a focus on algorithm disclosure, but specific requirements cannot be confirmed until the full text is available.
Advisory board established to study impacts of commercial autonomous vehicle operations implementation, minimum requirem...
HF4216 mandates an advisory board to study commercial autonomous vehicle impacts, with minimum operational requirements and a permit process established.
Prohibit surveillance-based price setting
SF4199 is a legislative proposal in Minnesota. A detailed analysis will be provided once the full bill text is available.
Acquisition and use of facial recognition technology by government entities prohibited.
HF3146 aims to prohibit Minnesota government entities from acquiring and using facial recognition technology. Full bill text is needed for comprehensive analysis.
Online platforms required to provide information pertaining to algorithm use, design transparency and user choice requir...
HF3980 proposes requirements for online platforms to disclose algorithm use and design transparency, with specifics pending bill text verification.
Acquisition and use of facial recognition technology by government entities prohibited.
HF3661 prohibits Minnesota government entities from acquiring and using facial recognition technology, with specific provisions, exceptions, and definitions detailed in the bill.
Autonomous vehicles regulated.
HF3513 proposes a regulatory framework for autonomous vehicles in Minnesota, but specific requirements are not detailed without the full bill text.
Algorithm and AI use prohibited during health insurance prior authorization request review.
HF2500 prohibits the use of algorithms and AI in health insurance prior authorization reviews in Minnesota. This analysis is based solely on the official description.
Constitutional amendment proposal excluding artificial intelligence from the right to free speech
This constitutional amendment proposal seeks to exclude artificial intelligence from the right to free speech in Minnesota.
Prior authorization usage of algorithms or artificial intelligence prohibition provision
SF3984 prohibits the use of algorithms or AI in prior authorization processes in Minnesota. Specific exceptions and definitions are not confirmed due to lack of bill text.
Use of facial recognition technology as part of the driver's license and Minnesota identification card application proce...
This bill requires the use of facial recognition technology for driver's license and Minnesota ID applications without detailing penalties or operational standards.
Acquisition and use prohibition of facial recognition technology by government entities
SF129 prohibits Minnesota government entities from acquiring or using facial recognition technology.
Cause of action establishment for nonconsensual dissemination of deep fake sexual images
This bill establishes a cause of action for the nonconsensual dissemination of deep fake sexual images in Minnesota, detailing conditions for legal recourse.
Acquisition and use of facial recognition technology by government entities prohibited.
This bill prohibits government entities in Minnesota from acquiring and using facial recognition technology.
Use of facial recognition technology limitation
This bill limits the use of facial recognition technology in Minnesota, aiming to regulate its application and protect privacy.
Use of facial recognition technology required as part of driver's licenses and Minnesota identification card application...
This bill requires facial recognition technology to be used in the application process for driver's licenses and Minnesota identification cards.
Facial recognition technology acquisition and use by government entities prohibited.
This bill prohibits government entities in Minnesota from acquiring and using facial recognition technology.
Public postsecondary education concurrent enrollment provisions modifications; MnSCU (Minnesota State Colleges and Unive...
SF1242 modifies concurrent enrollment provisions in public postsecondary education and requires MnSCU to establish a supplemental instruction program.
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