HB 2157

As substituted on 1/27/2026: - Requires developers and deployers of high-risk artificial intelligence systems to use reasonable care to protect consumers from algorithmic discrimination. Requires completion of impact assessments. - Requires developers to provide documentation to deployers detailing a system's purpose, limitations, and risks of discrimination. - Requires developers of high-risk generative AI systems to ensure synthetic content is clearly identifiable and detectable using standard or developer-provided tools, applied at the time of generation. - Requires deployers to implement a risk management program, conduct impact assessments, notify consumers of the system's use, and provide an explanation for adverse decisions. - Establishes a private right of action for individuals to file a civil action for violations. - The 1/27/2026 substitution amends the definition of "algorithmic discrimination", adds a definition for "system card", clarifies financial institution exemption, and deletes exemption for telemedicine.