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There is no single US AI law. Texas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Illinois, New York and Utah each took a different approach, on different timelines, with different regulators and different enforcement. Pick the states you operate in and compare them directly, rather than reading eight separate summaries.
Last updated 25 July 2026 · Facts drawn from the same sourced register as the US AI Laws Tracker
Where a source does not state a particular fact (for example a specific penalty amount or private-right-of-action status), the cell says so rather than guessing. General information, not legal advice: several of these statutes have moved recently and rulemaking is still pending for some (Colorado has indicated Attorney General rulemaking has not yet started), so verify against the chaptered text and the linked primary source before relying on a date or threshold.
This page is general information as at 25 July 2026, not legal or compliance advice. AI policy is evolving quickly; confirm the current position against the primary sources linked in each row and obtain advice from your own qualified counsel before relying on it.