The A.I. Daily
North Dakota Lawmakers Advance AI Regulation Bill
North Dakota's interim AI and Data Center Committee voted on Oct. 20 to recommend draft AI legislation to Legislative Management ahead of the 2027 session. Modeled partly on Texas law, the draft would require AI systems to disclose they are not human, bar using AI to encourage self-harm, violence or crime, and restrict biometric and personal-image use without consent, with enforcement mainly by the Attorney General. It would also create a seven-member AI Council and a regulatory sandbox; some lawmakers questioned limiting enforcement to the AG.