Tracking 100 regulations across 24 states and jurisdictions.

AI Regulations Tracker

Every AI and automated decision-making regulation XIRA tracks, organized by state. Every entry verified against enrolled statute text.

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Virginia has 13 regulations while Texas has 17. Virginia requires no unique obligations that Texas does not. Texas requires Consent required, Consent required, Data retention limits that Virginia does not. Both states require Consumer opt-out required, Profiling disclosure required, ADM impact assessment required.

Summary statsVirginiaTexas
Total regulations1317
AI-specific laws15
Sector-specific laws00
Privacy ADM laws11
Highest state penalty$7,500$200,000
Already in effect1317
Upcoming00

Federal penalties also apply: up to $53,088 per violation (FTC). These apply in every state in addition to state-level penalties above.

ObligationVATX
ADM impact assessment required●●
Bias testing required●●
Bias testing required●●
Consent required●
Consent required●
Consumer notification required●●
Consumer opt-out required●●
Content removal required●●
Data retention limits●
Disclosure to users required●●
Impact assessment required●●
Profiling disclosure required●●
Prohibited practices●●
Record-keeping required●●
Record-keeping required●●
Risk management program required●●
Transparency notice required●●
Transparency notice required●●

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100Regulations tracked
24Jurisdictions
88In effect
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