Virginia HB1295 mandates annual public inventories of artificial intelligence systems used by law enforcement agencies and allows for civil actions.
Virginia HB1295 requires all state and local law-enforcement agencies to conduct an annual inventory of artificial intelligence systems used in investigations. This inventory must be made publicly available by November each year. The inventory must detail each system's name, capabilities, data inputs and outputs, and authorized and unauthorized uses. The Attorney General can investigate and bring civil actions against non-compliant agencies, and individuals can also sue agencies for non-compliance after providing written notice.
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