Minnesota HF4536 prohibits government entities from using generative artificial intelligence to create official records and provides civil remedies.
Minnesota HF4536 prohibits government entities from using generative artificial intelligence to create official records. It defines "official record" as recorded information created, received, or maintained by a government entity that documents its actions, policies, decisions, or functions. The attorney general can enforce this prohibition, and any individual can bring a civil action against a government entity for violations. A prevailing plaintiff can obtain equitable or declaratory relief and be awarded reasonable attorney fees and costs.
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