State
Connecticut has 12 tracked bills on artificial intelligence and data centers: 12 in committee.
2 local jurisdictions in Connecticut have recorded council or county action.
Connecticut is debating a sweeping AI framework that would create a state AI Policy Office, regulate frontier-model developers, and rein in automated hiring tools. A parallel bill would eliminate the state's existing data-center tax incentives outright.
12 bills with a published summary and a link to the primary source.
In committeeWorkforceUpdated
This bill establishes additional protections for warehouse workers, likely including rules around automated monitoring and work-quota systems driven by algorithms. It aims to…
In committeeGovernanceUpdated
This wide-ranging Connecticut bill creates a comprehensive AI regulatory framework including a new AI Policy Office, disclosure requirements for AI providers, rules on synthetic…
In committeePrivacyUpdated
This Connecticut bill strengthens consumer privacy protections by regulating data brokers, restricting the use of facial recognition technology, limiting sharing of precise…
In committeeEducationUpdated
This bill focuses on improving reading instruction and support for students in grades 4-9 who are below proficient in reading. It has no connection to AI policy or data-center…
In committeeHealthcareUpdated
This bill is about funding a quality metrics program for nursing homes in Connecticut. It is not related to AI regulation or data-center policy.
In committeeGovernanceUpdated
This bill makes administrative updates to Connecticut's commerce and economic development statutes, such as renaming programs and updating board memberships. It has no relevance…
In committeeData CentersUpdated
This bill would remove existing tax breaks and incentives that data centers currently receive in Connecticut. Eliminating these incentives would make the state less financially…
In committeeGovernanceUpdated
This bill directs Connecticut's economic development agency to create a plan for a program that helps small businesses adopt and use artificial intelligence. It is focused on…
In committeeHealthcareUpdated
This bill makes general updates and revisions to Connecticut's public health laws. It does not appear to specifically address AI or data-center policy.
In committeeWorkforceUpdated
This bill creates a task force to study how artificial intelligence is affecting skilled trades workers. It also directs the Commissioner of Public Health to look into expanding…
In committeeGovernanceUpdated
This bill establishes a framework for the responsible use of artificial intelligence in Connecticut, addressing safety, transparency, and accountability requirements. It…
In committeeWorkforceUpdated
This bill sets rules for how employers in Connecticut can use automated systems and AI when making decisions about workers, such as hiring, firing, or promotions. It requires…
Counties and municipalities with recorded council or board decisions.
New London County · 3 actions
Town of Waterford: Millstone Hyperscale Data Center Project Terminated ·
Connecticut (State-Level Legislative Actions) · 4 actions
Recorded coverage for this jurisdiction. Each headline links to its publisher.
CT Mirror ·
Privacy Daily ·
Hartford Business Journal ·
Hartford Business Journal ·
CT Mirror ·