How Hawaii Enacts New AI Law That Lands Hard On AI Makers By Requiring Key Disclosures And Chatbot Safety Hawaii has become the first state in the US to introduce a comprehensive law governing artificial intelligence development and deployment.
The new legislation, which took effect on March 1st, requires AI makers to disclose sensitive information about their products and services, including data collection practices, algorithmic decision making processes, and potential biases.
These transparency requirements aim to mitigate the risks associated with AI powered chatbots and virtual assistants, which have become increasingly ubiquitous in recent years. What's Behind Hawaii's New AI Law?