Sponsor frames SB 212 as light-touch framework requiring AI risk plans for critical infrastructure
Senate Bill 212 would create a state framework for private use of computational technologies and require critical infrastructure facilities that deploy decision-making AI to develop risk-management plans. Sponsor said the bill aims to preserve innovation while prompting facilities to plan for failures and human fallback.
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Senate Bill 212, presented by Senator Daniel Zolnikoff to the House Business and Labor Committee, would create a state policy framework for regulating private use of computational technologies including certain artificial-intelligence systems and data-center activity.
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