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Utah SB 149 (Utah AI Policy Act)

Utah AI Policy Act (AIPA)

In force

In force since 1 May 2024

Status checked 27 Sep 2026

What it covers

Consumer-facing AI interactions. General interactions: disclose AI use on clear and unambiguous request. Regulated occupations (attorneys, therapists, financial advisors, healthcare) in high-risk interactions: proactively disclose at session start.

Penalties and enforcement

Maximum penalty
Administrative fines up to $2,500/violation (Utah Division of Consumer Protection); civil penalties up to $5,000/violation for court/admin order breach.
Who enforces it
Utah Division of Consumer Protection; Utah Attorney General

Bill history

SB 149 (signed Mar 13, 2024 — Gov. Cox); amended by SB 226 (May 2025)

Primary source: le.utah.gov — SB 149

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Questions

Is Utah SB 149 in effect?

Yes. Utah SB 149 has been in force since 1 May 2024. Status last checked 27 Sep 2026.

Who enforces Utah SB 149?

Utah Division of Consumer Protection; Utah Attorney General.

What are the penalties under Utah SB 149?

Administrative fines up to $2,500/violation (Utah Division of Consumer Protection); civil penalties up to $5,000/violation for court/admin order breach.

Who does Utah SB 149 apply to?

Consumer-facing AI interactions. General interactions: disclose AI use on clear and unambiguous request. Regulated occupations (attorneys, therapists, financial advisors, healthcare) in high-risk interactions: proactively disclose at session start.

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