Tennessee’s advisory commission studies possible state rules for artificial intelligence, reviews their effects, and reports findings to state leaders using existing resources.
Tennessee’s advisory commission on intergovernmental relations studies possible state rules for artificial intelligence systems and chatbots, including their legal, financial, and safety effects.
The commission publishes its findings and any recommendations in a report and sends it to state leaders and the legislative librarian.
The commission may seek information and advice from government, industry, experts, and advocacy groups. Government entities must provide requested information when the law permits, and the study uses existing resources.
TACIR studies possible state rules for artificial intelligence systems and generative artificial intelligence chatbots. The study covers artificial intelligence systems and generative artificial intelligence chatbots in Tennessee. It reviews federal and other states’ rules, legal limits, possible costs and effects, and safeguards for minors. The act took effect when it became law.
TACIR publishes a report on the study’s findings and any recommendations. The commission sends the report to the governor, the speakers of the senate and house, and the legislative librarian. The report may be delivered electronically. The text gives no report deadline.
TACIR may request information and input needed for the study; state and local government entities must provide requested information to the extent the law allows. The commission may seek information and input from government entities, industry, academic experts, and advocacy organizations. The commission conducts the study using its existing resources. The requests support the study; the text gives no separate deadline.
No hearings or votes scheduled.