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Compare AI Regulations by State

Select two states to compare their AI regulations side by side. Colorado and California load by default so you can explore right away.

Connecticut has 7 regulations while California has 13. Connecticut requires Human oversight required that California does not. California requires Disclosure to users required, Right to human review, Data access rights that Connecticut does not. Both states require Impact assessment required, Transparency notice required, Consumer opt-out required.

Summary statsConnecticutCalifornia
Total regulations713
AI-specific laws18
Privacy ADM laws21
Highest penalty$50,120$50,120
Already in effect611
Upcoming12
ObligationCTCA
ADM impact assessment required●●
Bias testing required●●
Consent required●
Consumer notification required●●
Consumer opt-out required●●
Data access rights●
Disclosure to users required●
Human oversight required●
Impact assessment required●●
Profiling disclosure required●●
Record-keeping required●●
Right to human review●
Risk management program required●●
Transparency notice required●●

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