Utah Mental Health Chatbot Law (HB 452)
Utah · Utah Code § 13-72a-101 et seq. · effective 2025-05-07
Summary
Suppliers of AI mental-health chatbots must disclose AI status at the start of each interaction, after seven days of inactivity, and whenever a user asks; may not advertise during sessions; and may not sell or share users' personal information.
Who must comply
Anyone offering a chatbot that provides mental-health support to Utah users.
What you must disclose
Clear and conspicuous disclosure that the user is interacting with AI, not a human.
When: Before access, at the start of each session, after 7 days of inactivity, and whenever asked.
Other duties
- No advertising inside sessions.
- Do not sell or share identifiable health data.
- Maintain a written policy on crisis response.
Exemptions
- General-purpose assistants not marketed for mental-health support.
Penalties
Up to $2,500 per violation.
Enforced by: Utah Division of Consumer Protection.
Triggered by
Sources
Last reviewed 2026-09-09. Not legal advice.
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