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29		-	BILL NO. 3453 By: Boatman, Pae, and Maynard
30		-	of the House
	29	+	HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES - FLOOR VERSION
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	31	+	STATE OF OKLAHOMA
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	33	+	2nd Session of the 59th Legislature (2024)
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	35	+	HOUSE BILL 3453 By: Boatman and Pae of the
	36	+	House
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34	40		Gollihare of the Senate
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	45	+	AS INTRODUCED
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40		-	[ artificial intelligence – definitions – rights of
	47	+	An Act relating to artificial intelligence; creating
	48	+	the Oklahoma Artificial Intelligence Bill of Rights;
	49	+	providing definitions; establishing the rights of
41	50		Oklahomans when interacting with artificial
42		-	intelligence – codification - effective date ]
	51	+	intelligence; providing for codification; and
	52	+	providing an effective date.
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47	57		BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA:
48	58		SECTION 1. NEW LAW A new s ection of law to be codified
49	59		in the Oklahoma Statutes as Section 160.1 of Title 25, unless there
50	60		is created a duplication in numbering, reads as follows:
	61	+	This act shall be known and may be cited as the "Oklahoma
	62	+	Artificial Intelligence Bill of Rights ".
	63	+	SECTION 2. NEW LAW A new section of law to be codified
	64	+	in the Oklahoma Statutes as Section 160.2 of Title 25, unless there
	65	+	is created a duplication in numbering, reads as follows:
51	66		As used in this act:
52		-	1. "Artificial intelligence" means:
53		-	a. a system that:
54		-	(1) performs tasks under varying and unpredictable
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56		-	or can learn from experience and improve such
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58		-	(2) is developed in any context, including, but not
59		-	limited to, software or physical hardware, and
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	94	+	1. "Artificial intelligence" means:
	95	+	a. a system that:
	96	+	(1) performs tasks under varying and unpredictable
	97	+	circumstances without significant human oversight
	98	+	or can learn from experience and improv e such
	99	+	performance when exposed to data sets ,
	100	+	(2) is developed in any context, including, but no t
	101	+	limited to, software or physical hardware, and
86	102		solves tasks requiring human -like perception,
87	103		cognition, planning, learning, communication, or
88	104		physical action, or
89	105		(3) is designed to:
90	106		(a) think or act like a human, including, but
91	107		not limited to, a cognitiv e architecture or
92	108		neural network, or
93	109		(b) act rationally, including, but not limited
94	110		to, an intelligent software agent or
95	111		embodied robot that achieves goals usin g
96	112		perception, planning, reasoning, learning,
97	113		communication, decision-making or action, or
98		-	b. a set of techniques including, but not limited to,
99		-	machine learning, that is designed to approximate a
100		-	cognitive task; and
101		-	2. "Real person" means an actual biological human being as
102		-	opposed to a system or model meant to emulate human interactions.
103		-	SECTION 2. NEW LAW A new section of law to be codified
104		-	in the Oklahoma Statutes as Section 160.2 of Title 25, unless there
105		-	is created a duplication in numbering, reads as follows:
106		-	All citizens of the State of Oklahoma are entitled to the
107		-	following rights:
	114	+	b. a set of techniques, inc luding, but not limited to,
	115	+	machine learning that is designed to approximate a
	116	+	cognitive task, and
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	144	+	2. "Real person" means an actual biological human being as
	145	+	opposed to a system or model meant to emulate human interactions.
	146	+	SECTION 3. NEW LAW A new section of law to be codified
	147	+	in the Oklahoma Statutes as Section 160.3 of Title 25, unless there
	148	+	is created a duplicatio n in numbering, reads as follows:
	149	+	All citizens of the State of Oklahoma are entitled to the
	150	+	following rights:
134	151		1. The right to know when they are interacting w ith an
135		-	artificial intelligence engine rather than a real person ~~in an~~
136		-	~~interaction where consequential information~~ is ~~exchanged;~~
137		-	2. The right to ~~know when contracts and other legally binding~~
138		-	documents that ~~they are being asked to execute are generated~~
139		-	~~entirely~~ by an artificial ~~intelligence engine and not reviewed by a~~
140		-	real person;
141		-	3. The right to know when they are consuming images or text
	152	+	artificial intelligence engine rather than a real person ;
	153	+	2. The right to know when their data is being used in an
	154	+	artificial intelligence mode l and the right to opt-out;
	155	+	3. The right to know when contracts and other documents that
	156	+	they are relying on were generated by an artificial intelli gence
	157	+	engine rather than a real person ;
	158	+	4. The right to know when they are consuming images or text
142	159		that were generated entirely by an artificial intelligence engine
143		-	and not reviewed by a real person, provided that the images or text
144		-	would lead a reasonable person to believe that such content is re al
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146		-	4. The right to be able to rel y on a watermark or some other
	160	+	and not reviewed by a human;
	161	+	5. The right to be able to rely on a watermark or some other
147	162		form of content credentials to verify the authenticity of creative
148	163		product they generate or consume . Specifically, it shall not be
149	164		permissible for any websites, social media plat forms, search
150	165		engines, and the like, to remove a watermark or content credential
151		-	without inserting an updated watermark or content credential that
152		-	indicates that the original was removed or altered;
153		-	5. The right to know that any company which includes any of
154		-	their personally identifiable information in an artificial
155		-	intelligence model has implemented reasonable security measures for
156		-	data privacy within the company's industry and conducts regular risk
157		-	assessments to assess design, operational , and discrimination harm;
	166	+	without inserting an updated credential that in dicates that the
	167	+	original was removed or altered.
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184		-	6. The right to consent to any de rivative media that is
185		-	generated by an artificial intelligence engine and uses audio
186		-	recordings of the citizen's voice or images of him or her to
187		-	recreate the citizen's likeness; and
188		-	7. The right to be free from unlawful discrimination through
189		-	algorithmic or model bias which discriminates based on age, race,
190		-	national origin, sex, disability, pregnancy, religious beliefs,
191		-	veteran status, or any other legally protected classification to the
192		-	same extent as if such di scrimination were perpetrated by a real
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194		-	SECTION 3. This act shall become effective November 1, 2024.
195		-	Passed the House of Representatives the 14th day of March, 2024.
	195	+	6. The right to know that any company which includes any of
	196	+	their data in an artificial intelligence model has implemented
	197	+	industry best practice security measures for data privacy , and
	198	+	conducts at least annual risk assessments to assess design,
	199	+	operational and discrimination har m.
	200	+	7. The right to approve any derivative media that is generated
	201	+	by an artificial intelligence engine and uses audio recordings of
	202	+	their voice or images of them to recreate their likeness.
	203	+	8. The right to not be subject to algorithm ic or model bias
	204	+	which discriminates based on age, race, national origin, sex,
	205	+	disability, pregnancy, religious beliefs, veteran status, or any
	206	+	other legally protected class ification.
	207	+	SECTION 4. This act shall become effective November 1, 2024.
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	209	+	COMMITTEE REPORT BY: COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT MODERNIZATION AND
	210	+	TECHNOLOGY, dated 02/20/2024 - DO PASS, As Coauthored.