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Committee approves bill requiring Georgia Technology Authority AI ethics report
Summary
House Bill 147 (LC 560266) was presented and passed by voice vote; the bill directs the Georgia Technology Authority to develop ethics policies and produce an annual review and report on artificial intelligence to the General Assembly.
A lawmaker presented House Bill 147 (LC 560266), explaining the bill "allows the Georgia Technology Authority to create ethics policies and do an annual report and review for artificial intelligence and issue that report to the General Assembly." The sponsor summarized that the measure aligns with a version passed previously in the House and offered to take questions.
There were no substantive questions from committee members, a motion to "do pass" was made and seconded, and the chair called for a voice vote. Members responded in the affirmative and the bill passed by voice vote; no roll‑call tally was recorded in the transcript.
Next steps: the bill passed the committee by voice vote and will proceed to the next step in the legislative process as appropriate.
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