Connecticut SB 2 — Artificial Intelligence Act (DIED, never called for House vote)
CT · Conn. SB 2 (2024 Reg. Sess.) — died in House
Connecticut SB 2 was a comprehensive AI bill mirroring Colorado SB24-205. Passed the Senate in 2024 but was never called for a House vote after Governor Lamont opposition over potential business impact.
Technical detail
SB 2 (2024, Sen. Maroney) — would have created duties for developers/deployers of consequential ADS, established an AI Office, imposed disclosure requirements on deepfakes and GenAI training data. Passed Senate Apr. 24, 2024; never called for House vote (session ended May 8, 2024).
Who is protected: Connecticut residents affected by consequential automated decisions (would have)
Who must comply: Developers and deployers of consequential AI systems (would have)
Key facts
| Jurisdiction | CT |
|---|---|
| Level | State |
| Status | Expired |
| Protection strength | Unknown |
| Citation | Conn. SB 2 (2024 Reg. Sess.) — died in House |
| Enforced by | Would have been Connecticut Attorney General |
| Private right of action | No — agency enforcement only |
| Topics | automated decision-making · deepfakes · consumer protection |
| Last verified | 2026-06-16 |
| Official source | SB 2 — Connecticut General Assembly ↗ |
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