Minnesota SF4927 prohibits artificial intelligence from directly providing professional services to consumers unless overseen by a credentialed.
Minnesota SF4927 introduces a prohibition on artificial intelligence models delivering professional services directly to consumers. The bill mandates that such services must be provided by a natural person who is credentialed to offer professional services or by a representative of a credentialed business. It allows credentialed professionals to use AI models as tools to assist in their work. Violations of this provision are subject to enforcement by the attorney general, with potential penalties.
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