Minnesota SF4575 prohibits government entities from using generative artificial intelligence to create official records.

Minnesota SF4575 prohibits government entities from using generative artificial intelligence to create official records. The bill defines "artificial intelligence" as technology that can generate outputs based on input, including generative technologies used to write or aid in writing. It allows for civil actions by individuals to enforce this prohibition, with prevailing plaintiffs entitled to reasonable attorney fees and costs. The attorney general can also enforce the section, and drafts of official records must be retained as long as the final record.

Minnesota SF4575 prohibits government entities from using generative artificial intelligence to create official records.

Minnesota SF4575 prohibits government entities from using generative artificial intelligence to create official records. The bill defines "artificial intelligence" as technology that can generate outputs based on input, including generative technologies used to write or aid in writing. It allows for civil actions by individuals to enforce this prohibition, with prevailing plaintiffs entitled to reasonable attorney fees and costs. The attorney general can also enforce the section, and drafts of official records must be retained as long as the final record.