Michigan HB4667 prohibits using artificial intelligence systems to commit crimes and imposes penalties for related activities.

Michigan HB4667 amends the state's criminal code to prohibit using artificial intelligence systems to commit crimes. It defines an AI system as a machine-based system that can process data, generate content, or simulate human-like interactions. The bill imposes penalties for possessing, developing, deploying, or modifying AI systems with the intent to commit a crime, as well as for designing, distributing, cataloging, or warehousing AI systems for criminal use. Law enforcement officers using AI systems in the course of their duties are exempt.

Michigan HB4667 prohibits using artificial intelligence systems to commit crimes and imposes penalties for related activities.

Michigan HB4667 amends the state's criminal code to prohibit using artificial intelligence systems to commit crimes. It defines an AI system as a machine-based system that can process data, generate content, or simulate human-like interactions. The bill imposes penalties for possessing, developing, deploying, or modifying AI systems with the intent to commit a crime, as well as for designing, distributing, cataloging, or warehousing AI systems for criminal use. Law enforcement officers using AI systems in the course of their duties are exempt.