Pennsylvania HB2006 mandates safety protocols for AI companions, including identifying suicidal ideation and referring users to crisis centers.
Pennsylvania HB2006, the Artificial Intelligence in Companionship Applications Safety Act, requires operators of AI companions to implement safety protocols. These include identifying suicidal ideation or self-harm expressions, declining to assist with suicide attempts, and referring users to crisis centers. Operators must also notify users that they are interacting with an AI companion. Violations can result in civil penalties up to $15,000 per day. The act aims to ensure users are aware of the automated nature of their interactions and receive appropriate support when needed.
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