New Mexico 2025 Regular Session

New Mexico House Bill HJM9 Compare Versions

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28	28	HOUSE JOINT MEMORIAL 9
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30	30	TH LEGISLATURE
31	31	- STATE OF NEW MEXICO -
32	32	FIRST SESSION
33	33	, 2025
34	34	INTRODUCED BY
35	35	Doreen Y. Gallegos and Linda Serrato and Janelle Anyanonu
36	36	and Joshua N. Hernandez and Mark B. Murphy
37	37	A JOINT MEMORIAL
38	38	REQUESTING THE NEW MEXICO LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL TO CREATE A
39	39	SPECIAL INTERIM COMMITTEE DEDICATED TO EXAMINING ISSUES
40	40	PRESENTED BY ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TECHNOLOGY AND DEVELOPING
41	41	LEGISLATIVE PROPOSALS FOR THE REGULATION OF THE TECHNOLOGY AND
42	42	THE PROTECTION OF DATA PRIVACY.
43	43	WHEREAS, artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming
44	44	industries, government operations, health care, education and
45	45	daily life, offering significant economic and social benefits
46	46	while also raising concerns regarding bias, security,
47	47	transparency, workforce displacement and ethical implications;
48	48	and
49	49	WHEREAS, the collection, use and sharing of personal data
50	50	have become increasingly complex, leading to growing concerns
51	51	about consumer privacy, data security, digital rights and the
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79	79	potential for misuse of personal information by private and
80	80	public entities; and
81	81	WHEREAS, the absence of comprehensive data privacy laws in
82	82	New Mexico places residents at risk of unauthorized data
83	83	collection, breaches and exploitation, and businesses lack
84	84	clear regulatory guidance on responsible data practices; and
85	85	WHEREAS, several states have enacted or are considering
86	86	comprehensive data-privacy- and artificial-intelligence-related
87	87	legislation, and New Mexico must evaluate these developments to
88	88	ensure its policies align with national and global best
89	89	practices while reflecting the state's unique needs; and
90	90	WHEREAS, New Mexico is home to national laboratories,
91	91	research institutions and a growing technology sector; and
92	92	WHEREAS, because of the state's technology sector, it is
93	93	critical for the state to proactively engage in artificial
94	94	intelligence and data privacy policy discussions to foster
95	95	responsible innovation and economic growth; and
96	96	WHEREAS, artificial intelligence and data privacy
97	97	regulations impact numerous stakeholders, including businesses,
98	98	consumers, educators, health care providers and government
99	99	agencies, necessitating a broad and inclusive approach to
100	100	policymaking; and
101	101	WHEREAS, the establishment of a special legislative
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132	132	to offer insights and ensure that artificial intelligence and
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134	134	potential risks and opportunities;
135	135	NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE
136	136	STATE OF NEW MEXICO that the New Mexico legislative council be
137	137	requested to create a special interim legislative committee
138	138	during the 2025 interim to hold hearings, gather testimony from
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140	140	2026 legislative session that addresses artificial intelligence
141	141	development, deployment and regulation, as well as
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143	143	residents; and
144	144	BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the special interim
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146	146	intelligence and comprehensive data privacy legislation,
147	147	including an examination of existing and proposed federal,
148	148	state and international approaches to artificial intelligence
149	149	governance and data protection; and
150	150	BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that copies of this memorial be
151	151	transmitted to the governor, the director of the legislative
152	152	council service, the New Mexico legislative council, the
153	153	secretary of information technology, the directors of New
154	154	Mexico's national laboratories, the presidents or chancellors
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