Minnesota HF4532 establishes safety and disclosure requirements for artificial intelligence developers, including civil remedies for violations.

Minnesota HF4532, known as the Responsible Artificial Intelligence Safety and Education Act or RAISE Act, mandates that developers of artificial intelligence models implement safety and security protocols before deployment. These protocols must detail protections to reduce the risk of critical harm and include cybersecurity measures. Developers must disclose safety incidents to the attorney general within 72 hours and publish the safety and security protocol. The attorney general can bring civil actions for violations, and individuals injured by such violations can also seek damages.

Minnesota HF4532 establishes safety and disclosure requirements for artificial intelligence developers, including civil remedies for violations.

Minnesota HF4532, known as the Responsible Artificial Intelligence Safety and Education Act or RAISE Act, mandates that developers of artificial intelligence models implement safety and security protocols before deployment. These protocols must detail protections to reduce the risk of critical harm and include cybersecurity measures. Developers must disclose safety incidents to the attorney general within 72 hours and publish the safety and security protocol. The attorney general can bring civil actions for violations, and individuals injured by such violations can also seek damages.