JCOTS will brief on AI training‑data transparency after member request
The commission voted unanimously to request a brief on HB2250, which would update the Consumer Data Protection Act and require disclosures and opt‑out rights for personal data used in AI training sets.
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The Joint Commission on Technology and Science voted unanimously (11–0) to request a JCOTS brief on HB2250, a bill amending the Consumer Data Protection Act to address training‑data transparency and an individual’s right to opt out of having personally identifiable information included in AI training datasets.
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