Saddle Up, Montana: Original 2024 State Privacy Laws Get a Makeover in 2025
Montana implemented the Montana Consumer Data Privacy Act (MCDPA) on October 1, 2024. The law regulates businesses that produce products or services...
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Although other states and jurisdictions have implemented laws and regulations to address certain aspects of AI use in business scenarios, Colorado was the first to enact a broader, more comprehensive set of rules and restrictions on private companies using AI statewide. Since then, other states appear to have noticed, notably Utah.
The first version of the Utah Artificial Intelligence Policy Act (UAIPA) was enacted on March 13, 2024, introducing regulatory measures to govern the use of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) in consumer interactions. The original law primarily focused on disclosure obligations whenever consumers interact with AI. Recent amendments to UAIPA provide more distinct guidelines and regulations to Utah’s AI laws, branching out to focus on other areas such as mental health applications and unauthorized impersonations.
The 2025 amendments to UAIPA were introduced through Senate Bill 226, Senate Bill 332, House Bill 452, and Senate Bill 271, refining the scope of AI regulations in Utah. All four legislations took effect on May 7, 2025. These changes impact businesses and entities that use GenAI systems to interact with Utah consumers.
While Utah and Colorado are leading the way in terms of more comprehensive statewide AI business regulations and guidelines, there appears to be a growing wave of regulations for businesses throughout 2025 and moving into 2026. Below are a few other states that have recently enacted or signed upcoming AI laws that will go into effect soon:
The recent amendments to Utah’s AI regulations may set a future precedent for other consumer protection and ethical AI use as states continue to navigate and evolve in uncharted territories. Businesses operating or dealing with consumers in multiple states should meet with their legal counsel to ensure compliance with evolving state laws regarding the regulation of AI.
This content is for informational purposes only and shall not constitute legal opinion or advice. Consult your legal counsel to ensure compliance.
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