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Connecticut AI Law

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Browse Connecticut law and bill articles, dated legislative records, and the historical tracker below. A date in an entry identifies the recorded event or source check; it does not imply that every measure has been rechecked today.

Enacted laws

  • CT SB 417 — AI Small Business Program Plan — signed June 2, 2026 as Special Act 26-23.[1]
  • CT SB 483 — Crime of Digital Defrauding — signed June 4, 2026 as Public Act 26-119.[2]
  • CT S 4 — Consumer Privacy and Protection — signed May 27, 2026 as Public Act 26-64.[3] Section 11 establishes October 1 pricing disclosures and qualified surveillance-pricing restrictions.[4]
  • CT S 5 — An Act Concerning Online Safety; signed on May 27, 2026 as Public Act 26-15.[5] The act includes AI chatbot safeguards, employment AI disclosures, workforce training initiatives, and an AI regulatory sandbox.[6]

Proposed legislation

  • CT HB 5342 — Deceptive Synthetic Media and Elections — official history ends with House calendar placement April 20, 2026; no enactment recorded.[7]
  • CT HB 5497 — AI and the Trades Industry Study — House passed an amended bill May 6, 2026; official history ends at the Senate calendar that day, without enactment.[8]
  • CT SB 292 — Definition of Child Sexual Abuse Material — Senate passed May 6, 2026; official history ends at the House calendar that day, without enactment.[9]
  • CT SB 342 — Health Coverage — Senate passed an amended bill May 5, 2026; official history ends at the House calendar May 6, without enactment.[10]
  • CT SB 435 — Automated Decision Systems Protections for Employees — official history ends with Senate calendar placement April 20, 2026; no enactment recorded.[11]
  • CT SB 86 — Innovations in and Responsible Use of AI — official history ends with Senate calendar placement April 2, 2026; no enactment recorded.[12]

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