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Utah HB 320 (2026) — Office of Artificial Intelligence Policy Amendments (Learning Lab Restructure + Joint Interpretation Agreements)🔗

Jurisdiction: UtahAuthority: utah-legislatureType: StatuteReliance: publicObligation: requirement, permission
enforcing Editorial: Published Verified 2026-09-23 Effective: May 6, 2026 Official source
Cite as: us-ut-legislature-statute-2026-hb320 · record.json

Structured sections indexed: 1. Associated obligation anchors: 1. Zero indexed sections does not mean no obligations.

Associated Obligations

Learning Lab Agreement — Eligibility and Participation

Timeline

MilestoneDateNotes
IntroducedJan 1, 20262026 General Session (month unconfirmed: not in the enrolled copy)
Governor SignedMar 19, 2026Unconfirmed: not in the enrolled copy; bill status page not retained
EffectiveMay 6, 2026Chapter 72 restructured; JIA instrument live
Annual OAIP report dueNov 30, 2026Before Nov 30; first due date after HB 320 added executed RMAs and JIAs to the report (§13-72-201(3)(d)(iii)); filing history unverified

Clause-level provisions indexed (1)

Summary

"Utah HB 320 (2026) gave Utah's Office of AI Policy a second instrument: the Joint Interpretation Agreement — an agreement that clarifies how existing state law or rule applies to AI technology, without the law being waived. That two-instrument architecture (waiver + interpretation) is the pattern PubLedge formalizes for the cross-jurisdictional registry."
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Created Apr 21, 2026 · Modified Sep 23, 2026 · Last verified Sep 23, 2026