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Artificial Intelligence Policy Act

Utah AI Policy Act

Data last verified: March 23, 2026

Effective Date
May 1, 2024
Enforcement Date
Not specified in statute
Sunset Date
July 1, 2027

Summary

Utah AI Policy Act requires operators of generative AI to disclose AI use when asked. SB 226 (2025) narrowed scope to high-risk interactions only (health data, financial data, biometric data, significant personal decisions). SB 332 (2025) extended sunset to 7/1/2027. Proactive disclosure required for regulated professionals in high-risk interactions.

Who It Applies To

Not specified in statute

Penalties

Penalty Range
$0 – $5,000per violation
Cure Period
Not specified in statute
Private Right of Action
No private right of action
Enforcement Body
Utah Division of Consumer Protection; Utah Attorney General
Notes
Civil penalties of $5,000 per violation of court or administrative orders.

Requirements (2)

  • DisclosureSB 226 § 13-75-103(1)

    This law requires operators of generative AI to disclose that the consumer is interacting with AI (not a human) when directly asked.

  • DisclosureSB 226 § 13-75-103(2)-(3)

    This law requires regulated professionals (licensed practitioners) to proactively disclose AI use at the beginning of high-risk interactions.

Claire tracks 31 state and local AI laws across 23 US states. No prescriptive federal AI compliance statutes have been enacted. EU AI Act and sector-specific regulations are not covered.

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