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Partially in forceUnited States, Illinois

Illinois AI Employment Laws (AI Video Interview Act & HB 3773)

Illinois pairs its 2020 AI Video Interview Act with a 2026 Human Rights Act amendment (HB 3773) that makes discriminatory use of AI in employment decisions an unlawful practice and requires notice to workers.

Status
Partially in force
Jurisdiction
United States, Illinois · State
Adopted
Aug 9, 2019
In force
Jan 1, 2020
Enforcement date
Jan 1, 2026
Regulator / body
Illinois Department of Human Rights
Sectors
Employment & HR
Extraterritorial
No

Key dates

  • Jan 1, 2020
    AI Video Interview Act in force
  • Jan 1, 2026
    HB 3773 (Human Rights Act amendment) in force

Risk areas addressed

Bias & discriminationAutomated decisionsTransparency

Who it applies to

Employers using AI to analyse video interviews, and (from 2026) any employer using AI in recruitment or employment decisions affecting Illinois workers.

Penalties & enforcement

Enforced under the Illinois Human Rights Act as a civil rights violation.

Enforced by: Illinois Department of Human Rights

Getting ready

Illinois AI (HR) is enforced by Illinois Department of Human Rights. Its obligations are already live, so a gap is a present exposure rather than a future one. In practice that means knowing which of your AI systems fall in scope in employment & HR, holding assessments that speak to bias & discrimination, automated decisions and transparency, and being able to produce that evidence on request.

Official source

Illinois General Assembly, Public Act 101-0260

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