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Utah SB 149 (2024) — Artificial Intelligence Amendments🔗

Jurisdiction: UtahAuthority: utah-legislatureType: StatuteReliance: publicObligation: requirement, restriction, permission
enforcing Editorial: Published Verified 2026-09-23 Effective: May 1, 2024 Official source
Cite as: us-ut-legislature-statute-2024-sb149 · record.json

Obligations Covered

Learning Lab Agreement — Eligibility and Participation GenAI Is Not A Defense — Civil And Criminal

Timeline

MilestoneDateNotes
IntroducedJan 26, 2024Senate 1st reading, to Senate Rules Committee (numbered and publicly distributed 2024-01-25)
Senate passedFeb 13, 202426-0-3 on 3rd reading (2nd reading 2024-02-12, 22-0-7)
House passedFeb 28, 202473-0-2
Governor SignedMar 13, 2024Gov. Cox
EffectiveMay 1, 2024Office of AI Policy operational, §76-2-107 criminal mirror, §13-2-12 disclosure
Boyd appointedApr 30, 2024First Director, Office of AI Policy (unconfirmed: not in the enrolled bill or bill status page)
Amended by SB 226May 7, 2025§13-2-12 repealed; disclosure moved to Chapter 75
HB 452 effectiveMay 7, 2025Related Chapter 72a (mental health chatbots) enacted; HB 452 amends no section SB 149 enacted
Amended by HB 320May 6, 2026Chapter 72 restructured; Learning Lab + JIA instrument added
Chapter 72 sunsetJul 1, 2027Office + Lab + agreements expire unless extended

Provisions (1)

Summary

"Utah SB 149 (2024) created OAIP and the Learning Lab. Later legislation moved the disclosure framework, added mental-health-chatbot rules and Joint Interpretation Agreements, and expanded potential agreement duration through extensions."
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Created Apr 21, 2026 · Modified Sep 23, 2026 · Last verified Sep 23, 2026