On 1 January 2026, the Responsible Artificial Intelligence Governance Bill (HB 149) enters into force. The Bill introduces performance monitoring requirements for artificial intelligence systems through several institutional mechanisms. The Attorney…
SourceOn 22 June 2025, the Governor of Texas signed the Responsible Artificial Intelligence Governance Bill (HB 149). The Bill introduces performance monitoring requirements for artificial intelligence systems through several institutional mechanisms. The…
SourceOn 1 June 2025, the Texas Legislature adopted the Responsible Artificial Intelligence Governance Bill (HB 149), subject to the Governor’s approval, following the passage of amendments by both chambers. The Bill introduces performance monitoring requ…
SourceOn 23 April 2025, the Texas Responsible Artificial Intelligence Governance Bill (HB 149) was passed by the State House. The Bill establishes specific monitoring requirements through three defined mechanisms. First, the Attorney General may issue civ…
SourceOn 14 March 2024, the Texas Responsible Artificial Intelligence Governance Act was reintroduced to the State House as HB 149, superseding the HB 1709 Bill of the same name introduced on 23 December 2024. While HB 1709 required ongoing performance mo…
SourceOn 23 December 2024, the Texas Responsible Artificial Intelligence Governance Act was introduced to the State House. The Act requires continuous performance monitoring for high-risk AI systems, obliging developers and deployers to establish mechanis…
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