HB 2597 — Relating To Artificial Intelligence
HB 2597 addresses the governance and use of artificial intelligence in Hawaii. The bill introduces measures related to AI chatbots and establishes a Chief Data Officer to oversee data governance. It also proposes the creation of a Comprehensive Hawaii Data Hub and an Open Data Portal to enhance transparency and accountability in AI systems. The bill aims to mitigate risks of algorithmic discrimination and privacy violations by promoting responsible AI practices across state departments and agencies.
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