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Enacted, not yet in forceUnited States, Idaho

Idaho Conversational AI Safety Act (S 1297)

Closely tracks Nebraska's Act. Where an operator has actual knowledge or reasonable certainty that a user is a minor, it must show a persistent AI disclaimer, block sexually explicit content, avoid gamification designed to drive excessive engagement, and provide parental supervision tools.

Next deadline258 daysTakes effect · Jul 1, 2027
Status
Enacted, not yet in force
Jurisdiction
United States, Idaho · State
Adopted
Mar 31, 2026
In force
Jul 1, 2027
Enforcement date
Jul 1, 2027
Regulator / body
Idaho Attorney General
Sectors
Consumer services, Generative AI
Extraterritorial
No

Key dates

  • Mar 31, 2026
    Passed
  • Jul 1, 2027
    Takes effect

Risk areas addressed

TransparencySafety & robustnessConsumer protection

Who it applies to

Operators of conversational AI services — applications designed primarily to simulate human conversation — available to Idaho users.

Penalties & enforcement

Injunctions and civil liability of $1,000 per violation, capped at $500,000 per operator, or actual damages, whichever is greater.

Enforced by: Idaho Attorney General

Getting ready

Idaho S 1297 is enforced by Idaho Attorney General. The next dated milestone falls on Jul 1, 2027, 258 days away: Takes effect. In practice that means knowing which of your AI systems fall in scope in consumer services and generative AI, holding assessments that speak to transparency, safety & robustness and consumer protection, and being able to produce that evidence on request.

Official source

Idaho State Legislature, Senate Bill 1297 ↗

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