Pennsylvania HB2006 mandates safety protocols for artificial intelligence in companionship applications, including identifying suicidal ideation and.
Pennsylvania HB2006, the Artificial Intelligence in Companionship Applications Safety Act, requires operators of AI companions to implement safety protocols. These protocols must identify suicidal ideation or self-harm expressions, decline to assist with suicide attempts, and refer users to crisis centers. Operators must publish these protocols on their websites and notify users at the start of each session and every three hours that they are interacting with an AI companion. The act prohibits AI companions from claiming to be human.
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