This week: Gov. Greg Abbott signed the Texas Responsible AI Governance Act (TRAIGA) into law; Illinois passed a bill prohibiting AI chatbots from acting as mental health therapists; and AI-related bills kept moving in California.

This week: The session ends in Albany with the RAISE Act moving to the governor’s desk. Meanwhile, significant AI bills continue to move forward in Sacramento.

This week: Vermont’s new ‘Kids Code’ got signed into law, Florida enacted a deepfake law, the New York State Senate approved the RAISE Act, and AI bills kept moving in Sacramento.

This week: California’s AI bills survive the deadline for chamber-of-origin approval, Connecticut’s AI bill loses to the clock, and New York’s AI measures continue to simmer in Albany.

This week: Texas lawmakers passed the TRAIGA bill in the Senate. Three California bills that would regulate AI platforms have moved to third reading in the state Senate. Two bills that would regulate transparency in AI and AI-driven chatbots are progressing in New York. Nebraska passed a third bill aimed at protecting kids in the digital realm, and Vermont approved its version of a Kids Code bill.

The California legislature’s “suspense day” on May 23 saw two AI-related bills die and three move on to further consideration. Nebraska adopted a second bill on kids and social media, and Texas’s TRAIGA bill moved ahead in the Senate.

This week: Congress considers a 10-year moratorium on all state-level AI laws, while the California Assembly moves the AI Copyright Transparency Act on to the Senate and Nebraska approves a kids-and-social-media bill.

AI-related bills are alive and moving in California, Texas, Nebraska, and New York.