Montana SB212 establishes the Right to Compute Act, ensuring fundamental rights to own and use computational resources, and mandates shutdowns of.
Montana SB212, known as the Right to Compute Act, codifies the right to own and use computational resources, including hardware, software, and machine learning applications. It mandates that deployers of AI-controlled critical infrastructure facilities must ensure the capability to disable AI control and revert to human control within a reasonable time. The act also preserves intellectual property rights and preempts federal laws. It is effective upon passage and approval.
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