Article 76-2-107. Generative Artificial Intelligence — Criminal Liability

2 obligations

UT-AIPA-76-2-107-01 Prohibition

Prohibition on Committing Offenses with AI Aid

Actors must not commit any criminal offense described in this title while using generative artificial intelligence as an

UT-AIPA-76-2-107-02 Prohibition

Prohibition on Intentionally Prompting AI to Commit Offenses

Actors must not intentionally prompt, direct, or instruct generative artificial intelligence systems to commit any crimi

Article 13-72-301. Artificial Intelligence Learning Laboratory Program — Creation — Purpose

3 obligations

UT-AIPA-13-72-301-03 Requirement

Establish Participation Procedures and Requirements

The office must establish procedures and requirements for invitations to participate in the learning laboratory and for

UT-AIPA-13-72-301-04 Requirement

Apply Selection Criteria for Participants

The office must consider specific factors when selecting participants: relevance of applicant's AI technology to learnin

UT-AIPA-13-72-301-05 Requirement

Establish Benchmarks and Assess Outcomes

The office must work with participants to establish benchmarks and assess outcomes of participation in the learning labo

Article 13-72-302. Regulatory Mitigation Agreements

6 obligations

UT-AIPA-13-72-302-01 Registration

Apply for regulatory mitigation using prescribed criteria and procedures

Participants who use or want to utilize AI technology in Utah must follow the criteria and procedures outlined by the of

UT-AIPA-13-72-302-02 Conformity

Demonstrate eligibility criteria for regulatory mitigation

To receive regulatory mitigation, a participant must demonstrate that they meet the eligibility criteria established in

UT-AIPA-13-72-302-03 Requirement

Comply with scope limitations in regulatory mitigation agreement

Participants must adhere to the specified limitations on their AI technology use as outlined in their regulatory mitigat

UT-AIPA-13-72-302-04 Risk Management

Implement specified safeguards

Participants must implement the safeguards specified in their regulatory mitigation agreement with the office and releva

UT-AIPA-13-72-302-05 Requirement

Comply with non-waived legal and regulatory requirements

Participants remain subject to all legal and regulatory requirements that are not expressly waived or modified by the te

UT-AIPA-13-72-302-06 Prohibition

Avoid violations that may result in immediate removal

Participants must ensure their AI technology does not violate legal or regulatory requirements or the terms of their par

Article 13-72-303. Regulatory Mitigation Eligibility Requirements — Application Evaluation and Admission

5 obligations

UT-AIPA-13-72-303-01 Requirement

Demonstrate Technical Expertise and Capability

Participants must demonstrate to the office that they have the technical expertise and capability to responsibly develop

UT-AIPA-13-72-303-02 Requirement

Demonstrate Sufficient Financial Resources

Participants must demonstrate to the office that they have sufficient financial resources to meet obligations during tes

UT-AIPA-13-72-303-03 Requirement

Demonstrate Substantial Consumer Benefits

Participants must demonstrate to the office that the artificial intelligence technology provides potential substantial c

UT-AIPA-13-72-303-04 Risk Management

Provide Effective Risk Monitoring and Minimization Plan

Participants must demonstrate to the office that they have an effective plan to monitor and minimize identified risks fr

UT-AIPA-13-72-303-05 Requirement

Demonstrate Appropriately Limited Testing Scale, Scope, and Duration

Participants must demonstrate to the office that the scale, scope, and duration of proposed testing is appropriately lim

Article 13-72-304. Participation in Artificial Intelligence Learning Laboratory

4 obligations

UT-AIPA-13-72-304-01 Transparency

Provide Required Information to State Agencies

Participants must provide all required information to state agencies in accordance with the specific terms outlined in t

UT-AIPA-13-72-304-02 Reporting

Report to Office as Required

Participants must submit reports to the office as specified and required in their participation agreement.

UT-AIPA-13-72-304-03 Documentation

Retain Required Records

Participants must retain records as specified by office rules or as required by the terms of their participation agreeme

UT-AIPA-13-72-304-04 Reporting

Immediately Report Critical Incidents

Participants must immediately report to the office any incidents that result in consumer harm, privacy breach, or unauth

Article 13-72-305. Program Extension

4 obligations

UT-AIPA-13-72-305-01 Requirement

12-Month Maximum Duration for Initial Regulatory Mitigation Agreement

The office must ensure that any initial regulatory mitigation agreement is structured to be in force for no longer than

UT-AIPA-13-72-305-02 Requirement

Single Extension Request Submission Requirement

Participants must submit their request for extension of the regulatory mitigation agreement no later than 30 days before

UT-AIPA-13-72-305-03 Requirement

12-Month Maximum Duration for Extension Period

The office must ensure that any extension of a regulatory mitigation agreement does not exceed an additional period of 1

UT-AIPA-13-72-305-04 Requirement

Extension Decision Requirement Before Initial Period Concludes

The office must grant or deny any request for extension before the initial demonstration period concludes, ensuring part