Internet and Technology Committee advances eight bills on AI, social media, payments and data breaches
The committee reported eight bills to first reading or the finance committee on May 29, 2025, including measures on AI provenance, social media warning labels, automated government decision making, and prompt breach notification for certain state agencies.
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The Internet and Technology Committee advanced eight bills at its May 29, 2025, meeting, sending most measures to first reading and two to the finance committee. The agenda included proposals on personal-data oversight, warning labels for addictive social media features, provenance requirements for generative artificial intelligence, automated decision-making by state agencies, and prompt notification after state-agency data breaches.
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