Summary
Updates Utah’s AI statutes with definitions and governance features, including disclosures for certain AI‑generated content and standards for state use. The measure refines responsibilities for agencies and clarifies prohibited practices, with rulemaking delegated to appropriate state offices.
Healthcare Implications
State health programs and contractors deploying conversational agents or generative outputs should ensure user disclosures and human oversight. Procurements touching Medicaid, licensing, or public‑health analytics will need to align with the clarified statutory standards.
Operational Implications
- GenAI in non-regulated consumer transaction must disclose AI nature when consumer asks (narrowed in 2025 to 'clear and unambiguous request').
- Regulated occupations (including healthcare professions) must prominently disclose GenAI use at outset of interaction (narrowed in 2025 by SB0226 to 'high-risk AI interactions' only).
- Office of AI Policy with rulemaking authority; AI Learning Laboratory Program (regulatory sandbox).