Pennsylvania SB431 amends the Right-to-Know Law to define terms and allow agencies to deny electronic records requests under certain conditions.

Pennsylvania SB431 amends the Right-to-Know Law by adding definitions for terms such as "artificial intelligence" and "generative artificial intelligence." It also allows agencies to deny electronic records requests if they reasonably believe the request poses a cybersecurity risk or if there is reasonable suspicion that the request was generated by a computer program, script, artificial intelligence, or generative artificial intelligence. This bill aims to protect agency networks from potential cybersecurity threats while maintaining the integrity of the records request process.

Pennsylvania SB431 amends the Right-to-Know Law to define terms and allow agencies to deny electronic records requests under certain conditions.

Pennsylvania SB431 amends the Right-to-Know Law by adding definitions for terms such as "artificial intelligence" and "generative artificial intelligence." It also allows agencies to deny electronic records requests if they reasonably believe the request poses a cybersecurity risk or if there is reasonable suspicion that the request was generated by a computer program, script, artificial intelligence, or generative artificial intelligence. This bill aims to protect agency networks from potential cybersecurity threats while maintaining the integrity of the records request process.