Regulatory Pulse / Texas
Browse published legislation sources and source-reported milestones for Texas. Legal interpretation, applicability and control mappings are not provided by this source inventory.
Regulatory Pulse is provided for informational purposes only, not legal advice or a compliance determination. Publishing a source does not establish legal review or applicability to your organization. Coverage may be incomplete or out of date; no complete or current coverage is guaranteed. Verify the current official text, amendments, effective dates and exceptions, and consult qualified legal counsel before acting. Technical control mappings, where separately reviewed, address only the stated part of an obligation.
| Instrument | Reported legislative status | Source-reported milestones | Sources retrieved |
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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 |
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Retrieved Oct 9, 2026 · Source publication date Not established
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Retrieved Oct 9, 2026 · Source publication date Not established
Texas Legislature
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