Is AI Regulated in Vermont? Here's What You Need to Know

Yes — Vermont has strong AI regulation

Vermont has a regulation score of 7/10 (restrictive). The state has introduced 19 AI-related bills, enacted 5 into law, and currently has 9 pending bills.

7/10
Regulation Score
19
Total AI Bills
5
Enacted Laws
9
Pending Bills

Current AI Laws in Vermont

  • 1.VT S 232 - AI Governance & Accountability Act
  • 2.VT H 410 - AI in Government Decision-Making Standards
  • 3.VT S 145 - Automated Decision-Making Transparency Act
  • 4.VT H 560 - Data Privacy & AI Protection Act

Pending AI Legislation

Vermont currently has 9 pending AI-related bills under consideration. This indicates significant legislative interest in AI policy.

Companies Lobbying on AI in Vermont

GlobalFoundriesDealer.com (Cox)Beta Technologies

Total tracked AI lobbying activity in Vermont: $1.8M

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is AI regulated in Vermont?
Yes. Vermont has a regulation score of 7/10 and has enacted 5 AI-related laws. The state is considered to have a restrictive regulatory environment for artificial intelligence.
How many AI bills has Vermont passed?
Vermont has enacted 5 AI-related laws out of 19 total AI bills introduced. There are currently 9 pending bills under consideration.
Which companies lobby on AI policy in Vermont?
Companies actively engaged in AI lobbying in Vermont include GlobalFoundries, Dealer.com (Cox), Beta Technologies. Total tracked lobbying activity in the state is approximately $1.8 million.
How does Vermont compare to other states on AI regulation?
Vermont has a regulation score of 7/10, placing it in the restrictive category. For comparison, Maryland scores 7/10 and Massachusetts scores 7/10.
What AI laws are currently in effect in Vermont?
Key AI laws in effect in Vermont include: VT S 232 - AI Governance & Accountability Act; VT H 410 - AI in Government Decision-Making Standards; VT S 145 - Automated Decision-Making Transparency Act; VT H 560 - Data Privacy & AI Protection Act. These laws form the core of the state's AI regulatory framework.