As state legislatures across the United States move to regulate artificial intelligence (AI), Epstein Becker Green has launched an interactive AI Enacted Bills Map to help clients navigate a growing and uneven compliance landscape. The resource is available now at www.ebglaw.com/trending-issues/ai-legislation.

State AI legislation has moved quickly. Twenty-eight states and counting have now enacted AI laws affecting health care, life sciences, and employment, and the pace shows no signs of slowing. For organizations operating across state lines, the compliance implications are immediate: different requirements, different effective dates, and different enforcement frameworks apply depending on where a business operates and how it uses AI.

“This map offers a viewpoint into the current landscape and provides near real-time updates,” said Alaap B. Shah, Member of the Firm and Co-Leader of Epstein Becker Green’s AI Cross-Practice Working Group. “Clients need to know what’s on the books in the states where they operate. Our map gives them that, plus connections to our firm’s thought leadership on each issue.” Epstein Becker Green built the map “because, as our clients innovate, the same question comes up: ‘Is this lawful?’” said Eleanor T. Chung, who spearheaded the project. “This map gives clients a sense of the answer while cutting down the risk and cost of finding out.”

How It Works

The map organizes enacted legislation into three categories:

  • Health Care & Life Sciences: 25 states enacted laws regulating AI in health care contexts, such as automated clinical decision-making, patient data protections, AI-assisted diagnosis, and restrictions on AI in mental health settings, among other provisions
  • Employment, Labor & Workforce: Four states enacted laws regulating AI in employment contexts, such as requirements around automated hiring tools, AI-driven performance management, and related decision-making
  • Omnibus: Seven states enacted broader AI laws that apply across industries and sectors

Users can navigate by state or category, access attorney-reviewed synopses of each enacted law, and link directly to full bill text. Related Epstein Becker Green publications, including blog posts and Insights, are cross-referenced throughout, connecting legislative developments to practical guidance from the firm’s attorneys.

Built for Reliability

The map was built and is maintained in-house by Epstein Becker Green’s attorneys and Knowledge and Research Services team. Legislative data was compiled from primary sources, and each bill synopsis was independently reviewed for accuracy. The firm updates the map routinely as additional state legislation is enacted, ensuring clients have access to the most current information.

“Our map is different from our competitors’ because we maintain it ourselves,” said Adam S. Forman, Member of the Firm, Co-Leader of Epstein Becker Green’s AI Cross-Practice Working Group, and contributor to the map. “We don’t rely on third-party vendors or aggregators. Our attorneys verify the data. That reliability is a competitive advantage for our clients.”

Clients and contacts with questions about specific state AI laws, compliance strategies, or the implications for their organizations should contact the map’s contributors.

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