Artificial intelligence safety and disclosure requirements establishment (RAISE Act)

This bill establishes safety and disclosure requirements for artificial intelligence developers in Minnesota, requiring them to create and maintain safety protocols before deploying AI models. Developers must document technical protections against critical harm, conduct testing to evaluate risks, and publish redacted versions of their safety protocols while keeping full records for five years after deployment. The legislation defines critical harm as incidents causing serious injury, death, or significant financial damage, and prohibits deploying AI models that pose an unreasonable risk of such harm. Companies creating AI systems would need to implement cybersecurity measures, maintain testing records, and allow state officials to review their safety procedures.