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Committee defers AI protections for minors to allow more amendments
Summary
Senators deferred decision on HB 1782 (AI protections for minors) and rescheduled CPN consideration for April 7 to allow additional amendment work, after a committee member asked for more time to refine the measure.
A committee member asked for additional time to work on amendments to House Bill 1782, a measure relating to artificial intelligence protections for minors, and the committees agreed to defer decision-making. "I'd like to take a little bit more time to try and work on amendments for this measure," the member said, and the committee scheduled CPN consideration for April 7 at 9:30 AM in conference room 229.
The deferral was presented as an opportunity to refine statutory language and address outstanding concerns raised during earlier hearings; committee members agreed to follow the CPN's next scheduled meeting to continue decision making. No final text or specific amendment language was adopted during the April 2 session.
Staff were directed to prepare amendment language ahead of the April 7 meeting so members could complete their review and vote.
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