PubLedgePubLedge proposed template (unissued): Utah Mental Health Chatbot Disclosure🔗
Jurisdiction: UtahIntended authority: Utah Office of Artificial Intelligence Policy (OAIP)Author/proponent: PubLedgeType: Joint Interpretation AgreementReliance: requesting party onlyObligation: requirement, permission
Cite as:
us-ut-oaip-jia-2026-001
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Structured sections indexed: 1. Associated obligation anchors: 1. Zero indexed sections does not mean no obligations.
Associated Obligations
Timeline
| Milestone | Date | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Drafted | Apr 15, 2026 | Initial PubLedge draft, suggested prior art |
| Reviewed | Lawyer review pending | |
| Published | Not issued; remains a PubLedge draft pending lawyer review and authority sign-off |
Clause-level provisions indexed (1)
First-Session Disclosure (§13-72a-203)
"A mental-health chatbot must tell the user it is an AI before first access, again after seven days away, and whenever asked. This draft proposes re-displaying it after 30 minutes of inactivity."
Requirements
| Requirement | Details |
|---|---|
| Display disclosure (statute) | Clearly and conspicuously disclose that the chatbot is AI and not a human, before the user may access its features |
| Re-display after absence (statute) | Disclose again at the start of an interaction if the user hasn't accessed the chatbot within the previous seven days |
| Disclose on request (statute) | Disclose whenever the user asks or prompts the chatbot about whether AI is being used |
| Re-display on resumption (proposed JIA term) | After 30 minutes of inactivity, re-display the disclosure. Stricter than the statute; not a statutory requirement |
Created Apr 15, 2026 · Modified Sep 23, 2026 · Last verified Sep 23, 2026