Relation to the regulation of the use of artificial intelligence and facial recognition technology in criminal investigations
What changed between versions
The requirement to promulgate a protocol was changed from a 'standardized and detailed written protocol' to a 'written protocol to standardize and detail,' shifting the emphasis to the creation of a governing document rather than the protocol itself being the primary standardized object.
The list of topics the protocol must address was reorganized and slightly rephrased to clarify that agencies must implement transparency measures, undergo audits, and provide training, with minor wording adjustments to improve flow.
The definition of 'artificial intelligence' was significantly expanded to include specific technical details about how systems perceive environments, create models, and formulate options, moving beyond a simple functional description.
The bill's status was updated to reflect that it has been reported from the committee again with amendments, indicating progress in the legislative process.
