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2023 in review

In 2023, 15 states enacted 27 AI laws

Congress enacted 1 more. In 2022, 22 AI laws were enacted, and this year 2 AI bills were vetoed.

Data as of October 16, 2026Every lawCite this page

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AI laws enacted in 2023, by state.

Month by month

Each square is one law, in the month it was enacted. Select a square to open the law.

Jan
Feb
1
Mar
1
Apr
6
May
8
Jun
1
Jul
2
Aug
1
Sep
2
Oct
4
Nov
2
Dec

By state

AI laws enacted in 2023.

  1. Illinois4
  2. Michigan4
  3. Texas4
  4. California3
  5. Maryland2
  6. Arizona1
  7. Connecticut1
  8. Georgia1
  9. Louisiana1
  10. Minnesota1
  11. Mississippi1
  12. Montana1
  13. New York1
  14. North Dakota1
  15. Washington1

By topic

A law can cover more than one topic.

  1. AI Deepfakes11
  2. AI in Government8
  3. AI in Political Advertising6
  4. AI Intimate Images6
  5. Autonomous Vehicles4
  6. Automated Decision-Making4
  7. AI in Law Enforcement3
  8. AI Liability2
  9. AI CSAM2
  10. AI Transparency2
  11. Facial Recognition2
  12. AI Healthcare1

Vetoed

Every law

Grouped by state. 75 enacted laws take effect in 2024; see new AI laws for 2024.

Arizona1 law

California3 laws

Connecticut1 law

Georgia1 law

Illinois4 laws

Louisiana1 law

Maryland2 laws

Michigan4 laws

Minnesota1 law

Mississippi1 law

Montana1 law

New York1 law

North Dakota1 law

Texas4 laws

Washington1 law

Federal1 law

Cite

AI Laws by State, “2023: the year in state AI law,” https://www.ailawsbystate.com/year-in-review/2023, accessed October 16, 2026.

A law counts in the year it was enacted (signed, or otherwise made law), from its official record; for a few laws not yet reviewed, the date is the last recorded action. Counts follow our methodology: published, AI-relevant bills, one per bill number, enacted when signed or otherwise made law. Data as of October 16, 2026. Free to cite and reuse with credit to AI Laws by State (CC BY 4.0 data). Spot an error? Tell us.