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HI HB1782

Relating To Artificial Intelligence For The Protection Of Minors.

Introduced 03/10/2026

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Summary

Establishes safeguards, protections, oversight, and penalties for interactions between minors and artificial intelligence companion systems or conversational artificial intelligence services. Effective 1/1/2077. (SD2)

Institutions: Does not establish a new entity

Areas of Impact: Proportion of Questions Answered Yes Per Category
Category Statistics
CategoryProportion Answered Yes
Accountability & Transparency8%
Data Protection33%
Bias & Discrimination0%
Education0%
Synthetic Content13%
Labor Force0%
Key Questions

Key questions highlight the most important provisions across each policy area. Each question reflects whether the bill includes (YES) or excludes (NO) a specific feature, based on analyst submissions.

Requirements

Does the bill require covered entities (as defined in the bill) to conduct Impact/Risk Assessment (IA/RA) or similar evaluations?

NO

If the bill includes auditing requirements or you select "Yes" for A28, does the bill define how frequently auditing should occur (i.e., single point or regular intervals)?

NO

Does the bill impose explicit bans on AI systems, such as preventing deployment due to safety risks or requiring compliance before use?

NO

Does the bill require tools of resilience, e.g., kill switches, recalls, emergency training and protocols, or establishing thresholds at which a deployed system should be shut down?

NO

Does the bill provide compensation and civil recourse for those affected by harms?

YES

Requirements

Does the bill have specific requirements for handling sensitive data?

YES

Does the bill require organizations to document the purposes for which personal data is collected, used, processed or retained?

NO

Does the bill establish a private right of action?

YES

Does the bill specify guidelines or limitations regarding data collection practices?

YES

Does the bill address how individuals can request deletion of their data?

NO

Requirements

Does the bill restrict the use of AI systems that exhibit potentially discriminatory outcomes?

NO

Does the bill mandate ongoing monitoring and evaluation of AI systems for bias?

NO

Limitations

Does the bill identify specific sectors or domains where bias provisions apply?

NO

Key features

Does the bill contain provisions aimed at expanding the workforce in the AI Economy?

NO

Does the bill call for training the labor force for AI-related skills?

NO

Does the bill specify partners to collaborate with to research the impact of AI on the labor force?

NO

Does the bill call for the analysis of challenges faced by workers affected by automation or AI implementation?

NO

Does the bill mandate the establishment of a new entity?

NO

Key features

Does the bill add onto or make revisions to an existing education-related law such as an “Education Code” or “Statewide Syllabus”?

NO

Does the bill require parental consent before use of AI tools or AI surveillance in the classroom?

NO

Does the bill suggest curriculums include content on AI ethics or related topics (e.g., academic integrity, socially responsible computing, algorithmic bias, etc.)?

NO

Does the bill allocate funding for the proposed actions?

NO

Requirements

Does the bill require consent from individuals or entities that may be the subject of the synthetic content?

NO

Does the bill, in its criminalization provisions, distinguish between sexual synthetic content made for private use/possession/creation and content that is publicly distributed?

NO

Does the bill specify the conditions under which the creation or dissemination of synthetic or AI-generated content is considered a crime?

NO

Does the bill specify tiers of punishment based on various factors (e.g., intent, age of the subject, scale of distribution?

NO
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