Connecticut Passes Bipartisan AI Regulation Bill
Measure addresses AI’s impact on workers, children, and consumers.
Measure addresses AI’s impact on workers, children, and consumers.
May 5, 2026 – Connecticut lawmakers passed a sweeping artificial intelligence bill Friday.
Senate Bill 5, led by state Sen. James Maroney, D-Milford, cleared the House 131–17 and the Senate 32–4, reflecting bipartisan agreement on the need to regulate AI while allowing innovation to continue.
The measure was sent to Gov. Ned Lamont (D) for signature. Lawmakers framed the comprehensive state frameworks as a balance between consumer protection and economic growth after years of debate stalled earlier efforts.
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