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Artificial Intelligence Bill of Rights (CS/SB 482, 2026, died in House)
CS/SB 482, 2026 Regular Session
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Withdrawn: no longer proceeding.
An AI transparency rule binding public and private bodies.
As of 6 September 2026.
What it requires
- This measure did not pass and binds nobody; what follows is what it would have required.
- Periodically notify a user that they are interacting with AI, if you operate a bot.
- Obtain parental or guardian consent before a minor becomes or remains an account holder, if you operate a companion chatbot platform.
- A governmental entity would have been restricted from contracting for AI technology, software, or products under specified circumstances.
What this law does
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Would have required a bot operator to periodically notify a user that they are interacting with AI, required a companion chatbot platform to obtain parental or guardian consent before a minor could hold an account, and restricted a governmental entity from contracting for AI technology, software, or products under specified circumstances, among other provisions.
Passed the Senate 35 to 2 on March 4, 2026, then died in House Messages on March 13, 2026 without a House floor vote; it does not bind anyone.
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