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The Utah Office of Artificial Intelligence Policy (OAIP) is the first dedicated US state AI regulator. It operates the Utah Artificial Intelligence Learning Laboratory — a regulatory-mitigation sandbox where participating companies receive tailored relief from specific state laws in exchange for data-sharing, safeguards, and audits. Under HB 320 (2026), OAIP may also issue Joint Interpretation Agreements that clarify how existing Utah law applies to AI without waiving the underlying law.

PubLedge treats Utah OAIP's Regulatory Mitigation Agreement (RMA) and Joint Interpretation Agreement (JIA) as the prototypical instruments for its broader registry. The two-instrument architecture — waiver + interpretation — maps cleanly to SEC no-action letters, CFPB advisory opinions, and IRS private letter rulings at the federal level, and to analogous instruments in other jurisdictions.

Why this page exists

OAIP publishes agreements and status information on its official pilot register. PubLedge is an independent companion that connects selected records, source versions, and obligation mappings. It does not replace OAIP's publication or establish agency issuance, legal completeness, or current operational permission.

PubLedge is an independently maintained, versioned companion to official records. Coverage is partial; record pages identify sources and recorded review dates. Utah coverage review and known gaps.

Utah coverage review

Coverage comparison date: Oct 14, 2026. This compares the official public index with PubLedge's inventory; it is not a new legal verification of each agreement. Source-document review and clause-level mapping remain separate steps.

Known records not yet indexed in this reference instance:

• Expect Fitness
• August AI / August Labs, Inc.
• Nolla Health / Magic Health entities
• University of Utah Health master agreement
• Intermountain Health master agreement

A master agreement alone does not authorize a pilot. Unindexed means missing from this instance, not unissued by OAIP.

SHA-256 checks compare canonical source bytes with the current unsigned manifest. They do not prove agency issuance, source authenticity, publication time, completeness, or legal accuracy. How to verify and what the check proves.

Propose a correction

PubLedge's Utah reference instance is a third-party public mirror, not an OAIP product. If you are OAIP staff, a participant, or an outside reviewer who has spotted an inaccuracy, please open a correction issue on GitHub or email hello@paice.work. Every page's frontmatter is versioned in the public repo; corrections land as commits with a clear audit trail.

Related Utah AI statutes (not in this registry)

This reference instance indexes selected statutory references alongside its agreement records. The following statutes are not indexed here. This is not a complete inventory of OAIP's citations; see EveryAILaw for broader statutory coverage:

• SB 180 (2025) — law-enforcement AI policy + police-report disclosure. See EveryAILaw Utah AI stack.
• SB 271 (2025) — unauthorized AI impersonation / deepfake amendments. See EveryAILaw Utah AI stack.

Additional statutory references can be indexed after source review.