LSAS Intelligence / United States
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Browse state legislation sources and reported milestones. Source inventories are published separately from reviewed legal interpretations and technical control mappings.
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Source-reported status does not establish legal effect. Temporal screening of reviewed analysis uses a conservative state civil date, not a precise legal effective instant. Counts describe this published inventory, not the total number of laws in the United States. “—” means coverage has not been established.
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Legislation and rulemaking
| Instrument | Reported legislative status | Source-reported milestones | Sources retrieved |
|---|---|---|---|
California · Bill · SB53 Source inventory · No legal interpretationArtificial intelligence models: large developers. (source link, opens in a new tab)State sources | Passed Provider-reported status. Status does not establish that every provision is effective. | Dates not established | Oct 9, 2026 |
Colorado · Bill · SB189 Source inventory · No legal interpretationAutomated Decision-Making Technology (source link, opens in a new tab)State sources | Signed Provider-reported status. Status does not establish that every provision is effective. | introduction: May 1, 2026 introduction: May 7, 2026 signature: May 14, 2026 | Oct 9, 2026 |
Florida · Bill · S0482 Source inventory · No legal interpretationArtificial Intelligence Bill of Rights (source link, opens in a new tab)State sources | Failed Provider-reported status. Status does not establish that every provision is effective. | Dates not established | Oct 9, 2026 |
New York · Bill · S08828 Source inventory · No legal interpretationImplements transparency requirements for developers of AI models; requires the establishment of an office for oversite of AI model developer transparency and reporting; makes related provisions. (source link, opens in a new tab)State sources | Passed Provider-reported status. Status does not establish that every provision is effective. | Dates not established | Oct 9, 2026 |
Texas · Bill · HB149 Source inventory · No legal interpretationRelating to regulation of the use of artificial intelligence systems in this state; providing civil penalties. (source link, opens in a new tab)State sources | Passed Provider-reported status. Status does not establish that every provision is effective. | Dates not established | Oct 9, 2026 |
Utah · Bill · SB0226 Source inventory · No legal interpretationArtificial Intelligence Consumer Protection Amendments (source link, opens in a new tab)State sources | Passed Provider-reported status. Status does not establish that every provision is effective. | Dates not established | Oct 9, 2026 |
Utah · Bill · HB0276 Source inventory · No legal interpretationArtificial Intelligence Modifications (source link, opens in a new tab)State sources | Passed Provider-reported status. Status does not establish that every provision is effective. | Dates not established | Oct 9, 2026 |
Source-reported milestones
Introduction, signature, commencement, effective dates and compliance deadlines are distinct events. Review the source for provision-specific or conditional dates.
May 1, 2026 · introduction
Colorado · SB189
Automated Decision-Making Technology
Source-reported milestone; legal effect has not been interpreted.
LegiScan metadata: SB189 — history[0]
Open source (opens in a new tab)“{ "date": "2026-05-01", "action": "Introduced In Senate - Assigned to Business, Labor, & Technology", "chamber": "S", "chamber_id": 22, "importance": 1 }”
Exact normalized source span 2818–3005.
Source SHA-256: d7ddf21ea41f04454f637101d6389e3cb10082e34a51a850282b10e9c4d571a5
May 7, 2026 · introduction
Colorado · SB189
Automated Decision-Making Technology
Source-reported milestone; legal effect has not been interpreted.
LegiScan metadata: SB189 — history[5]
Open source (opens in a new tab)“{ "date": "2026-05-07", "action": "Introduced In House - Assigned to Judiciary", "chamber": "H", "chamber_id": 21, "importance": 1 }”
Exact normalized source span 3811–3977.
Source SHA-256: d7ddf21ea41f04454f637101d6389e3cb10082e34a51a850282b10e9c4d571a5
May 14, 2026 · signature
Colorado · SB189
Automated Decision-Making Technology
Source-reported milestone; legal effect has not been interpreted.
LegiScan metadata: SB189 — history[14]
Open source (opens in a new tab)“{ "date": "2026-05-14", "action": "Governor Signed", "chamber": "", "chamber_id": 0, "importance": 1 }”
Exact normalized source span 5424–5560.
Source SHA-256: d7ddf21ea41f04454f637101d6389e3cb10082e34a51a850282b10e9c4d571a5
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