OR HB4103

Establishes the Senator Aaron Woods Commission on Artificial Intelligence within Oregon's Enterprise Information Services to monitor AI trends, identify high-risk uses, and report annually to the Legislative Assembly with policy recommendations

Commission consists of 14 voting members (appointed by legislative leaders and Governor) representing business, labor, consumers, academia, tribal governments, and vulnerable communities, plus 4 nonvoting members including the Chief AI Officer and Attorney General

Requires the Oregon Department of Administrative Services to hire a Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer to staff and support the commission

Commission duties include reviewing AI impacts on privacy, civil rights, employment, discrimination, education, and innovation, as well as examining protections for individuals against AI-generated replicas of their voice, image, or likeness

Authorizes the department to charge state and local agencies for AI-related services and appropriates General Fund money (amount unspecified) for the biennium beginning July 1, 2025 to hire staff