Utah — AI Law & Policy Updates

Utah's SB 149 AI Policy Act, amended in 2025 by SB 226 and SB 332, is now in effect, requiring generative AI suppliers to disclose AI use up-front only in high-risk interactions, such as regulated professions or consequential advice, and otherwise only upon a consumer's clear and unambiguous request. Separately, HB 452 imposes rules on AI mental-health chatbots, mandating they disclose they are not human and face data-sharing and advertising limits.

SB 149 — AI Policy Act amended 2025 by SB 226 & SB 332 · HB 452 — AI mental-health chatbot rules — Status: In Effect Suppliers using generative AI must disclose it up-front only in high-risk interactions e.g., regulated professions or consequential advice and otherwise only on a consumer's clear and unambiguous request; separately, AI mental-health chatbots must disclose they are not human and face data-sharing and advertising limits HB 452 . Recent developments: