Washington HB1168 mandates transparency in generative AI systems by requiring developers to disclose data used for training.

Washington HB1168 requires developers of generative artificial intelligence systems to post documentation on their websites about the data used to train these systems. This includes details like data sources, types of data points, and whether the data includes personal information. Exemptions apply for systems used solely for national security, military, or defense purposes, or for aircraft operation. The attorney general enforces this law, and violators face civil penalties of up to $5,000 per violation.

Washington HB1168 mandates transparency in generative AI systems by requiring developers to disclose data used for training.

Washington HB1168 requires developers of generative artificial intelligence systems to post documentation on their websites about the data used to train these systems. This includes details like data sources, types of data points, and whether the data includes personal information. Exemptions apply for systems used solely for national security, military, or defense purposes, or for aircraft operation. The attorney general enforces this law, and violators face civil penalties of up to $5,000 per violation.