WA SB6254

Requires the Office of Regulatory Assistance to produce an AI-generated "regulatory reduction report" analyzing all state agency rules and guidance documents by December 31, 2026, identifying unnecessary requirements, redundancies, contradictions, and overly complex language

Mandates each state agency use artificial intelligence every four years to analyze rules for statutory authority, conflicts with existing law, comparison with neighboring states (Oregon, Idaho, California, Alaska), and opportunities to streamline text

Requires agencies to eliminate duplicative or conflicting rules by June 30, 2027, using expedited rule-making processes when possible

Establishes a four-year review cycle for all agency guidance documents using AI and human review to identify requirements exceeding statutory authority and opportunities for streamlining

Adds statutory definitions of "artificial intelligence" and "machine learning" to the Administrative Procedure Act (RCW 34.05) and the Office of Regulatory Assistance chapter (RCW 43.42)