Oklahoma HB2016 amends state law to allow artificial intelligence expert testimony in court and to address the credibility of such testimony.
Oklahoma HB2016 modifies the state's rules on expert testimony to include artificial intelligence. It allows experts to testify if their testimony is based on reliable principles and methods. The bill also addresses the credibility of artificial intelligence output in court, allowing it to be attacked and supported like human declarant statements. The changes will take effect on November 1, 2025.
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