Minnesota HF4452 sets requirements for artificial intelligence chatbots, including prohibiting certain responses and requiring warnings for companion.
Minnesota HF4452 establishes requirements for artificial intelligence chatbots, including prohibiting chatbots from providing responses that require a professional license. It defines "user" as a human in Minnesota using the chatbot. The bill also mandates that chatbots must not provide advice or take actions that would require a license under specific statutes. Companion chatbots must make efforts to prevent self-harm and display contact information for suicide crisis organizations. Proprietors are liable for damages if they fail to comply with these requirements.
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