Oklahoma HB3545 regulates the use of artificial intelligence by state agencies, prohibiting certain uses and requiring compliance reports.
Oklahoma HB3545 establishes rules for the use of artificial intelligence by state agencies, prohibiting uses such as cognitive behavioral manipulation, real-time biometric identification for surveillance, and deepfakes for deceptive purposes. It mandates that state agencies review their AI systems to ensure compliance with the act and remove any prohibited systems. The Office of Management and Enterprise Services (OMES) is directed to report annually on AI systems used by state agencies, detailing compliance and procedures for future procurement. The act becomes effective November 1, 2026.
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