State
New Mexico has 12 tracked bills on artificial intelligence and data centers: 3 enacted, 1 in committee, 8 filed.
The atlas records 1 data-center facility in New Mexico, and the 1 that report capacity total about 1,000 MW.
New Mexico has no enacted AI or data-center law. A filed package would establish AI transparency and accountability requirements, criminalize non-consensual intimate deepfakes, set chatbot safety rules, and require oversight of state-agency AI use.
12 bills with a published summary and a link to the primary source.
FiledData CentersUpdated
This bill appears to address private equity ownership of infrastructure assets, which is not directly related to AI regulation or data-center policy. Without more specific content…
FiledGovernanceUpdated
This bill establishes transparency requirements for artificial intelligence systems used in New Mexico, requiring developers or deployers to disclose when AI is being used and how…
FiledDeepfakesUpdated
This bill prohibits the distribution of intimate deepfake images — realistic AI-generated or manipulated photos or videos of real people in sexual contexts — without their…
EnactedHealthcareUpdated
This bill addresses fees charged by health care facilities and is not related to AI or data-center policy. It does not involve artificial intelligence, automated systems, or data…
FiledData CentersUpdated
This bill appears to be a state memorial addressing the importance of water resources to the Taos, New Mexico community. It does not relate to AI regulation or data-center policy.
FiledData CentersUpdated
This bill appears to be a house memorial about the importance of water resources in Taos, New Mexico. It does not substantively address AI regulation or data-center policy.
EnactedEducationUpdated
This bill relates to collecting data on students in higher education who are also parents. It does not appear to address AI regulation or data-center policy.
FiledGovernanceUpdated
This bill establishes safety requirements for chatbots, likely including disclosure rules and protections for users—especially children—interacting with AI-powered conversational…
FiledGovernmentUpdated
This bill establishes rules and oversight requirements for how New Mexico state government agencies can use artificial intelligence systems. It aims to ensure transparency and…
FiledGovernanceUpdated
This bill establishes accountability requirements for artificial intelligence systems used in New Mexico, likely including risk assessments, transparency obligations, and…
EnactedGovernanceUpdated
This bill designates a day to celebrate New Mexico's aviation and aerospace industry. It has no relevance to AI regulation or data-center policy.
In committeeCriminal JusticeUpdated
This bill addresses prison rape elimination standards in New Mexico correctional facilities. It is not related to AI regulation or data-center policy.
1 tracked sites; 1 report capacity.
Oracle / OpenAI
Santa Teresa, NM (Doña Ana County)Under construction1,000 MWEcoGPT research
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Southwest Energy Efficiency Project ·
Source New Mexico / Southwest Energy Efficiency Project ·
City Desk ABQ / NM Political Report ·
New Mexico Department of Justice / Source New Mexico ·
Source New Mexico ·