Expired
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Oklahoma HB 3577 — Bill of Rights for AI (DIED, no Senate floor vote)
OK · Okla. HB 3577 (2024 Reg. Sess.) — died on Senate floor
Oklahoma HB 3577 was a red-state AI rights framework with consumer disclosure requirements. Passed the House in 2024 but never received a Senate floor vote.
Technical detail
HB 3577 (2024) — would have established AI disclosure requirements for high-risk uses and prohibited AI-based discrimination. Passed House Mar. 12, 2024; died on Senate floor calendar (session ended May 31, 2024).
Who is protected: Oklahomans (would have)
Who must comply: High-risk AI deployers (would have)
Key facts
| Jurisdiction | OK |
|---|---|
| Level | State |
| Status | Expired |
| Protection strength | Unknown |
| Citation | Okla. HB 3577 (2024 Reg. Sess.) — died on Senate floor |
| Enforced by | Would have been Oklahoma Attorney General |
| Private right of action | No — agency enforcement only |
| Topics | consumer protection · AI disclosure and transparency |
| Last verified | 2026-06-16 |
| Official source | HB 3577 — Oklahoma Legislature ↗ |
More AI rules in OK
- OK EO 2023-24 · In effect
- OK DOI AI Bulletin · In effect
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