AI disclosure law tracker

New Jersey is working on a bill, A 5607, that would create content and data privacy rules for companies that provide chatbots. It has moved to the Assembly Appropriations Committee but is not law yet. The bill text does not give specifics on what the new rules would require. If you use a chatbot with customers in New Jersey, there is nothing to do right now, but this is worth watching as it moves through the legislature. Source

New Jersey lawmakers introduced a bill to set up a new Division of Artificial Intelligence Learning inside the state education department. The same bill would stop school districts from using AI in curriculum for students from preschool through 10th grade. This is about public schools, not private businesses, so it does not affect how a business uses chatbots, AI calls, or AI images with its own customers. The bill has just been introduced and sent to committee, so nothing is required of anyone yet. Source

New Jersey lawmakers moved a bill forward that would have the state Attorney General study how law enforcement uses artificial intelligence and write a report on it. This is still just a study bill, it does not create any new rules or requirements for businesses. It has passed committee and had its second reading in the Assembly, but it is not law yet. There is nothing a business owner needs to do right now. Source

New Jersey lawmakers introduced a bill that would place a 10 percent tax on computer processing used for certain AI systems. The money would go into a fund meant to help workers affected by AI. This bill is about taxing AI computing, not about telling customers they are talking to a bot or labeling AI content. It has just been introduced and referred to committee, so there is nothing for a business to do right now. Source

Puerto Rico lawmakers considered PS 1297, a bill that would have set rules for AI mental health chatbots, including disclosure, crisis handling, data protection, and penalties. On October 22, 2026, the bill was rejected by voice vote. This bill will not become law. Businesses using AI mental health or therapy chatbots in Puerto Rico do not need to take action on this specific bill. Source

New Jersey lawmakers introduced a bill that would stop defendants from blaming an AI system's own behavior as a defense in certain lawsuits and criminal cases. It was just introduced and sent to the Assembly Judiciary Committee, so it is not law yet and could change. The bill does not change any labeling or disclosure rules for chatbots, voice agents, or AI content. There is nothing businesses need to do right now, but it is worth watching if your business could face a claim involving an AI system's actions. Source