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Nebraska

In motion.Trending toward more guardrails.

Takes effect 2027-07-01 · 1 July 2027

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Sources

nebraskalegislature.govNebraska LB 525 — Conversational Artificial Intelligence Safety Act

Why this status

Nebraska's Conversational Artificial Intelligence Safety Act (LB 525) was signed April 14, 2026 and takes effect July 1, 2027 — it will require chatbot operators to disclose AI identity, with extra session-level reminders for minors.

What this means

LB 525 will require any chatbot operator to clearly tell users they are talking to AI whenever a reasonable person might think otherwise. For minors specifically, that means a persistent visible disclaimer or a reminder at the start of each session and at least every three hours during an ongoing conversation. Operators will be barred from representing a chatbot as providing professional mental- or behavioral-health care, and any chatbot interaction where a minor expresses suicidal thoughts must route to crisis resources. The rule is on the books and has a fixed start date — July 1, 2027 — but nothing in it is enforceable today. Federal rules and platform policies remain what applies in Nebraska until that date.

What to verify next

Read the enrolled slip law on the Nebraska Legislature site — search LB 525 and open the 'Slip Law' text link — to confirm the July 1, 2027 effective date and the exact wording of the minor-session reminder requirement. As that date approaches, check the Nebraska Attorney General's site for any enforcement guidance or rulemaking that fills in how operators must comply.

How this was scored →

Public-source posture estimateNot legal adviceMap regenerated2026-07-07 · 7 July 2026