NJ S4754 AI unauthorized practice of professions

New Jersey S4754 — Bill to Treat AI-Produced Content as Unauthorized Practice of Licensed Professions (Introduced Oct. 5, 2026)
New Jersey · NJ S4754 (2026-2027 Session)

Status
Proposed / pending
Applies to
Developers and deployers of AI systems; licensed professionals using AI
Enforced by
NJ Division of Consumer Affairs; professional licensing boards

This New Jersey Senate bill would make content produced by or with the help of AI count as the unauthorized practice of a licensed profession when it would otherwise break state licensing laws. AI developers and deployers could be liable, and AI systems could not use titles implying a professional license. Licensed professionals could still use AI if they tell consumers the content is AI-generated and explain how to reach a human professional.

Who is protected: New Jersey consumers of professional services

Legal detail

S4754 extends existing unauthorized-practice prohibitions to content produced by artificial intelligence or generative AI; developers and deployers liable; bars AI from using terms implying credentials; exception for licensed professionals in good standing who give an AI-content disclaimer and human-contact instructions. Penalty: not more than $10,000 first offense, not more than $20,000 each subsequent offense; enforced by Division of Consumer Affairs and professional boards.

Key facts

JurisdictionNew Jersey
LevelState
CitationNJ S4754 (2026-2027 Session)
Private right of actionNo, agency enforcement only
PenaltiesUp to $10,000 first offense; up to $20,000 each subsequent offense
Topicsconsumer protection · automated decision-making
Bill textNJ Legislature — Senate No. 4754 (introduced text)

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