Where the law has caught up — and where it hasn't.
Every U.S. state, mapped against the topics moving fastest at the legislature. Click any state for the law and where enforcement actually stands.
- AlabamaNo state-level rule found.
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- AlaskaNo state-level rule found.
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- ArizonaNo state-level rule found.
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- ArkansasNo state-level rule found.
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- CaliforniaNo data.
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- ColoradoNo data.
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- ConnecticutNo state-level rule found.
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- DelawareNo state-level rule found.
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- District of ColumbiaNo state-level rule found.
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- FloridaNo state-level rule found.
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- GeorgiaIn motion.
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- HawaiiNo state-level rule found.
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- IdahoNo state-level rule found.
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- IllinoisLimited or adjacent coverage.
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- IndianaNo state-level rule found.
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- IowaNo state-level rule found.
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- KansasNo state-level rule found.
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- KentuckyNo state-level rule found.
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- LouisianaNo state-level rule found.
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- MaineSpecific rule in effect.
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- MarylandNo state-level rule found.
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- MassachusettsNo state-level rule found.
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- MichiganNo state-level rule found.
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- MinnesotaNo state-level rule found.
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- MississippiNo state-level rule found.
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- MissouriNo state-level rule found.
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- MontanaNo state-level rule found.
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- NebraskaIn motion.
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- NevadaNo state-level rule found.
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- New HampshireNo state-level rule found.
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- New JerseyNo state-level rule found.
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- New MexicoNo state-level rule found.
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- New YorkSpecific rule in effect.
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- North CarolinaNo state-level rule found.
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- North DakotaNo state-level rule found.
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- OhioNo state-level rule found.
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- OklahomaNo state-level rule found.
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- OregonNo state-level rule found.
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- PennsylvaniaNo state-level rule found.
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- Rhode IslandNo state-level rule found.
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- South CarolinaNo state-level rule found.
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- South DakotaNo state-level rule found.
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- TennesseeNo state-level rule found.
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- TexasNo data.
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- UtahSpecific rule in effect.
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- VermontNo state-level rule found.
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- VirginiaNo state-level rule found.
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- WashingtonIn motion.
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- West VirginiaNo state-level rule found.
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- WisconsinNo state-level rule found.
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- WyomingNo state-level rule found.
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Washington
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Not yet effective. The rule has been adopted but its effective date has not arrived.
Sources
Why this status
Washington's HB 2225 — requiring companion chatbot operators to disclose AI identity and include hourly reminders for minors — was signed into law on March 24, 2026, and takes effect January 1, 2027.
What this means
- Washington HB 2225 requires operators of AI companion chatbots to clearly disclose that the chatbot is artificial and not human. For minors under 18, that disclosure must repeat every hour — compared to every three hours for adult users. Where a user is known to be a minor, operators must also take steps to guard against sexually explicit or manipulative content and publish crisis-response protocols. The law includes a private right of action, meaning affected individuals can bring a claim in court, not just wait for a government agency to act. The rule is not in force yet — January 1, 2027 is when compliance becomes required. Between now and then, no enforcement obligations have begun under this statute.
What to verify next
- Read the session law text directly — the Washington Legislature bill summary page links to 'View session law' in the bill history — to confirm the exact disclosure-interval language and the minor-protection provisions. If you want to know whether any operator has already been put on notice or whether any agency guidance has been published ahead of the January 1, 2027 effective date, check the Washington State Attorney General's office site and the Office of the Governor's signing statement.