Enacted AI Laws Tracker

This tracker includes select legislation enacted at the state level beginning in 2018 that may be relevant to businesses that procure, deploy, or use artificial intelligence technologies, including standalone AI products and solutions that incorporate or rely on AI capabilities, to perform certain functions. Legislation was identified through keyword‑based searches across US state legislative databases beginning in 2018, followed by manual review and evaluation to determine potential applicability based on our criteria. As a result, inclusion or exclusion of any legislation reflects our judgment at the time of review and should not be interpreted as a definitive or exhaustive assessment of all AI‑related legal requirements.

This tracker is updated periodically and should not be assumed to reflect real‑time legislative activity. It may not include all relevant legislation, may not reflect the most recent amendments, interpretations, enforcement actions, or judicial decisions, and may become outdated as laws and regulations continue to evolve rapidly. Legislative relevance and applicability can vary significantly depending on an organization’s specific circumstances, including jurisdiction, industry, use case, and risk profile.

Limitations: Users should not rely solely on this tracker to determine their legal or compliance obligations. Organizations are encouraged to consult qualified legal counsel or other appropriate professional advisors to assess the applicability and impact of any AI‑related laws or regulations on their specific operations.

No representations or warranties, express or implied, are made regarding the accuracy, completeness, reliability, or timeliness of the information contained in this tracker. To the fullest extent permitted by law, Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP disclaims any and all liability for decisions, actions, or omissions taken in reliance on the information provided in this tracker.

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