State guide
AI Regulations in Oregon
3 regulations tracked. 3 in effect. 0 upcoming.
Overview
Oregon has 3 AI-related regulations tracked by XIRA (3 in effect, 0 upcoming), including Oregon Synthetic Intimate Imagery (HB 2299). Coverage spans AI-specific laws and privacy and automated decision-making rules. Severity in this set peaks below the highest band in our model.
Regulations in Oregon
- Oregon Consumer Privacy Act - Profiling Provisions
Grants Oregon consumers the right to opt out of profiling for decisions with legal or significant effects. Opt-out limited to profiling i...
Privacy ADMLowIn effectEffective
- Oregon Synthetic Intimate Imagery (HB 2299)
Criminal penalties for creating or distributing AI-generated nonconsensual intimate imagery in Oregon. Expands intimate-image offenses to...
AI-specificLowIn effectEffective
- Oregon Election Deepfake Disclosure (SB 1571)
Requires disclosure statement on political communications containing synthetic media in Oregon elections.
AI-specificLowIn effectEffective
Obligation summary
How often each obligation type appears across these regulations.
| Obligation | Count |
|---|---|
| ADM impact assessment required | 1 |
| Consumer opt-out required | 1 |
| Disclosure to users required | 1 |
| Profiling disclosure required | 1 |
| Prohibited practices | 1 |
| Transparency notice required | 1 |
Key dates
- March 27, 2024 · Oregon Election Deepfake Disclosure (SB 1571)
- July 1, 2024 · Oregon Consumer Privacy Act - Profiling Provisions
- January 1, 2026 · Oregon Synthetic Intimate Imagery (HB 2299)
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