H.B. 2152 Summary

• Establishes a comprehensive framework for state agencies' use of generative artificial intelligence, requiring risk assessments and guidelines before adoption of AI technology.

• Requires the Office of Enterprise Technology Services to submit reports to the legislature by twenty days prior to the 2025 regular session examining beneficial uses, risks to individuals and communities, cybersecurity threats, and emerging AI developments.

• Mandates state agencies to maintain inventories of high-risk AI uses, conduct impact assessments on vulnerable communities, and obtain chief information officer approval before deploying automated decision systems.

• Requires state agencies using generative AI for electronic communication to clearly identify AI usage and provide instructions for direct human contact on official webpages.

• Establishes mandatory training for state workers on ethical and effective AI use, including equity, accuracy, privacy protection, and legal compliance with AI guidelines and regulations.