New Hampshire AI Law
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Browse New Hampshire 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.
Historical tracker
May 1, 2026 tracker snapshot
These entries retain the historical NCSL snapshot used by the former state directory. Status labels, including “pending,” “enacted,” “failed,” and “vetoed,” describe that snapshot, not a current-status assessment. This is not a complete inventory of enacted law.
NCSL’s May 1, 2026 snapshot lists 5 AI-related 2026 measures for New Hampshire.[1]
Other measures recorded in the snapshot
- NH H 1406 — Health Carriers and Artificial Intelligence; pending; Requires health carriers under the managed care law to maintain written records relative to their use of artificial intelligence and protocols for ensur.... Topics: Health Use.
- NH H 1506 — Uses of Artificial Intelligence by State Agencies; pending; Authorizes commissioners or heads of state agencies to apply for an exception to the restricted uses for which artificial intelligence may be used by st.... Topics: Government Use.
- NH S 640 — Use of Artificial Intelligence; pending; Prohibits the use of artificial intelligence or other means to provide services requiring a professional license unless those services are provided by s.... Topics: Health Use, Notification, Private Sector Use.
- NH S 657 — Oversight Of Artificial Intelligence; pending; Relates to the use of information technology and artificial intelligence systems by state agencies, changes the advice the commissioner of the departmen.... Topics: Deepfake, Education/Training, Elections, Health Use, Effect on Labor/Employment, Oversight/Governance, Private Sector Use, Private Right of Action, Responsible Use, Studies.
- NH H 1725 — Regulation of Artificial Intelligence Technologies; failed; Establishes a new chapter to regulate the development, deployment, and use of artificial intelligence in the State. Topics: Government Use, Health Use, Notification, Oversight/Governance, Private Sector Use, Responsible Use, Studies.