United States of America: Act regulating Artificial Intelligence systems (SB 199) including data protection requirements was introduced to Nevada Senate

On 11 February 2025, the Act regulating Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems was introduced to the Nevada Senate. The Act establishes regulations concerning the use of AI systems across various sectors. AI companies must register with the Bureau of Consumer Protection within the Office of the Attorney General and provide details on the data they store, including the locations where such data is maintained. Financial institutions and insurers are also prohibited from using customer data to train AI systems without explicit consent, with a requirement to provide clear notice regarding data usage. In addition, the Act requires individuals filing public documents to verify their identity, with county recorders responsible for implementing policies, procedures, and protocols to prevent fraudulent submissions facilitated by AI.