Bill > HB3545

This bill establishes rules for how state agencies in Oklahoma can use artificial intelligence (AI), defining AI as a machine-based system that infers from input to generate outputs like predictions or decisions, but excluding simple rule-based automation. It specifically prohibits state agencies from using AI for manipulative purposes, discriminatory classification, real-time remote surveillance in public spaces (unless under a warrant or in emergencies), or for creating deceptive "deepfakes" (digitally altered videos or audio). The bill permits AI use with restrictions, requiring that any significant AI decisions affecting individuals' rights or benefits must be reviewed and approved by a trained human, and any content generated by AI that hasn't been human-edited must be clearly labeled as AI-generated, with users also being informed when they are interacting with an AI system. State agencies must review their current AI systems within nine months of the bill's effective date, remove prohibited systems, and update procedures to comply, with any new AI systems deployed after the effective date also needing to adhere to these rules. The Office of Management and Enterprise Services (OMES) will then compile an annual report detailing the AI systems used by state agencies, their compliance status, and the procedures in place, to be submitted to state leadership and posted online starting December 1, 2026.