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TX-TRAIGA

Texas Responsible AI Governance Act (HB 149)

US-TX Version 1.0 99 obligations
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Title I — General Provisions

Title II — Artificial Intelligence Protections

Article 552-102. Complaint Mechanism

1 obligation

Article 552-103. Civil Investigative Demands

10 obligations

TX-TRAIGA-552-103-01 Requirement

Comply with Civil Investigative Demands for Document Production

Must produce documents when served with a civil investigative demand by the attorney general if there is reason to belie

TX-TRAIGA-552-103-02 Requirement

Comply with Civil Investigative Demands for Interrogatory Answers

Must provide answers to interrogatories when served with a civil investigative demand by the attorney general if there i

TX-TRAIGA-552-103-03 Requirement

Comply with Civil Investigative Demands for Testimony

Must provide testimony when served with a civil investigative demand by the attorney general if there is reason to belie

TX-TRAIGA-552-103-04 Transparency

Provide AI System Description Information Upon Civil Investigative Demand

Must provide a description of the artificial intelligence system, including its purpose, intended use, and deployment, w

TX-TRAIGA-552-103-05 Data Governance

Provide Training Data Information Upon Civil Investigative Demand

Must provide information regarding the types of data used to train the artificial intelligence system when required by a

TX-TRAIGA-552-103-06 Transparency

Provide Input/Output Information Upon Civil Investigative Demand

Must provide information regarding the types of inputs and outputs of the artificial intelligence system when required b

TX-TRAIGA-552-103-07 Transparency

Provide Performance Metrics and Limitations Upon Civil Investigative Demand

Must provide information regarding the performance metrics and known limitations of the artificial intelligence system w

TX-TRAIGA-552-103-08 Monitoring

Provide Post-Deployment Monitoring Information Upon Civil Investigative Demand

Must provide information regarding the post-deployment monitoring provided in connection with the artificial intelligenc

TX-TRAIGA-552-103-09 Risk Management

Provide User Safeguards Information Upon Civil Investigative Demand

Must provide information regarding the user safeguards provided in connection with the artificial intelligence system wh

TX-TRAIGA-552-103-10 Requirement

Provide Additional Information Upon Civil Investigative Demand

Must provide any other information the attorney general considers necessary to investigate the alleged violation when re

Article 552-104. Notice and Opportunity to Cure

3 obligations

Article 552-105. Civil Penalties

9 obligations

TX-TRAIGA-552-105-01 Conformity

Submit to Civil Penalty for Curable Violations Not Cured

Person who commits a curable violation and fails to cure it within the period provided by Section 552.104 is liable for

TX-TRAIGA-552-105-02 Conformity

Submit to Civil Penalty for Written Statement Violations

Person who violates the written statement requirements under Section 552.104(b) is liable for civil penalty of $10,000-$

TX-TRAIGA-552-105-03 Conformity

Submit to Civil Penalty for Non-Curable Violations

Person who commits a violation that is not curable is liable for civil penalty of $80,000-$200,000 per violation

TX-TRAIGA-552-105-04 Conformity

Submit to Civil Penalty for Continuing Violations

Person who commits a continuing violation is liable for civil penalty of $2,000-$40,000 for each day the violation conti

TX-TRAIGA-552-105-05 Risk Management

Take Reasonable Measures to Prevent Third Party Misuse

To avoid liability for violations caused by third party misuse of AI systems, person must take reasonable measures to pr

TX-TRAIGA-552-105-06 Risk Management

Take Prompt Remedial Action for Self-Discovered Violations

When violations are discovered through own testing (including adversarial testing or red-teaming exercises), person must

TX-TRAIGA-552-105-07 Risk Management

Take Prompt Remedial Action for Stakeholder-Reported Violations

When violations are discovered through feedback from deployers, developers, or other stakeholders, person must take prom

TX-TRAIGA-552-105-08 Conformity

Maintain Substantial Compliance with State Agency AI Guidelines

To avoid liability, person should maintain substantial compliance with guidelines issued by a state agency regarding the

TX-TRAIGA-552-105-09 Conformity

Maintain Substantial Compliance with NIST AI Risk Management Framework

To avoid liability, person should maintain substantial compliance with the National Institute of Standards and Technolog

Article 552-106. State Agency Enforcement

1 obligation

Title III — Artificial Intelligence Regulatory Sandbox Program

Article 553-051. Establishment of Sandbox Program

1 obligation

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