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An Act Concerning Artificial Intelligence, Automated Decision-Making and Personal Data Privacy (CT SB 1103)

Connecticut · 2023 Conn. Public Acts 23-16 (SB 1103)

This law sets rules for how Connecticut's own state government uses artificial intelligence. It directs the Department of Administrative Services to catalog the AI systems that state agencies use and to assess them for unlawful discrimination and disparate impact. It also establishes an AI officer in the Office of Policy and Management to develop AI policies and procedures that agencies must follow. The law governs public-sector use rather than imposing penalties on private companies.

Technical detail

Public Act 23-16 (SB 1103) directs the Department of Administrative Services to inventory state-agency AI systems and assess them for unlawful discrimination or disparate impact, and to establish policies governing agency development and use of automated decision systems; no civil penalties are specified.

Who is protected: The public affected by Connecticut state-agency decisions made or aided by AI systems.

Who must comply: Connecticut state agencies, the Department of Administrative Services, and the Office of Policy and Management.

Key facts

JurisdictionConnecticut
LevelState
StatusIn effect
Protection strengthLimited protection
Effective date2023-07-01
Enacted2023-06-07
Citation2023 Conn. Public Acts 23-16 (SB 1103)
Enforced byConnecticut Department of Administrative Services; Office of Policy and Management (administrative oversight)
Private right of actionNo — agency enforcement only
Topicsgovernment use of AI · automated decision-making
Last verified2026-07-22
Official sourceConnecticut Public Act 23-16 (Substitute Senate Bill No. 1103) ↗

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