Connecticut finally passes its AI law after years of gridlock
This bill touches nearly every current AI worry at once: whistleblower protections at AI labs, AI tools used in hiring and firing, companion AI chatbots, and traceability for AI-generated content. If Lamont signs it, Connecticut joins the small group of states actually legislating on AI instead of waiting on Washington.
practitioners › The Senate already passed it 32-4 on April 21; the House has now approved the same text, Senate Bill 5, which heads to Governor Ned Lamont's desk for signature.
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