Vote Yes on this bill if you want stronger parental controls on AI chatbots for minors, clear bot labels, limits on sharing personal data, the right to stop AI-made uses of your image, tough penalties for abuses, and bans on state AI contracts tied to foreign adversaries.

Organizations that support this bill may include child safety and parent groups, consumer privacy advocates, election integrity and anti-fraud groups, and national security organizations concerned about foreign influence in AI.

Vote No on this bill if you want to avoid new compliance costs and lawsuits for AI services, keep fewer limits on commercial AI content and advertising, preserve broader government vendor options, and reduce state oversight of online speech and data practices.

Organizations that oppose this bill may include tech companies and startups, digital advertising and influencer groups, and civil liberties organizations worried about speech limits, heavy fines, data rules, and broad state enforcement.