GovernanceCore
EnforcedUnited States, Illinois

Illinois House Bill 3773: Artificial Intelligence in Employment Decisions

Amends the Illinois Human Rights Act to make discriminatory AI use in employment decisions a civil rights violation, and bars using ZIP code as a proxy for protected class.

Status
Enforced
Jurisdiction
United States, Illinois · State
Adopted
Aug 9, 2024
In force
Jan 1, 2026
Enforcement date
Jan 1, 2026
Regulator / body
Illinois Department of Human Rights
Sectors
Employment, Human resources
Extraterritorial
No

Key dates

  • Aug 9, 2024
    Signed into law
  • Jan 1, 2026
    Took effect

Risk areas addressed

Bias & discriminationTransparencyHuman oversight

Who it applies to

Employers in Illinois using AI in recruitment, hiring, promotion, discipline or discharge decisions.

Penalties & enforcement

Civil liability under the Illinois Human Rights Act.

Enforced by: Illinois Department of Human Rights

Getting ready

Illinois HB 3773 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 and human resources, holding assessments that speak to bias & discrimination, transparency and human oversight, and being able to produce that evidence on request.

Official source

Illinois General Assembly, HB 3773

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