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Utah SB 149 — Artificial Intelligence Policy Act (as amended by SB 226 and SB 332 of 2025)

The first US state generative-AI law, in force since May 2024, requiring disclosure of AI in high-risk consumer interactions and regulated professions, with an AI Office that runs a regulatory sandbox. Narrowed and extended to July 2027 in 2025.

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Acronym: UAIPA
Country or region: United States
US state: Utah
Extraterritorial reach: Yes
Current status: Amended
Legally binding: Legally binding
Official text: Read the official text

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Instrument: State law
Applies to: Industry: All industries, Healthcare, Legal services, Professional services
Applies to: Type of AI: Generative AI services, Chatbots and conversational agents, Companion chatbots
Who must comply: Deployers and operators, AI developers and providers
Proposed: 25 Jan 2024
Effective: 1 May 2024
Compliance deadline: 1 Jul 2027
Enforced by: Utah Division of Consumer Protection; Office of Artificial Intelligence Policy (learning laboratory and regulatory mitigation agreements)
Penalty type: Administrative fine, Civil liability
Penalties: Administrative fines up to $2,500 per violation plus consumer-protection remedies; courts may award up to $5,000 per violation.

Required actions

Disclose generative AI use when a consumer asks, and proactively in "high-risk" interactions involving health, finance or legal advice or sensitive personal data - Regulated occupations must disclose generative AI use in their services - Businesses cannot blame the AI for consumer-protection violations

Sources

le.utah.govhttps://le.utah.gov/~2024/bills/static/SB0149.html

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