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Wyoming AI and Data-Center Policy

Wyoming has 8 tracked bills on artificial intelligence and data centers: 1 enacted, 7 dead.

Where things stand

Wyoming enacted a narrow AI law this session criminalizing the use of AI or synthetic media to create child sexual content, promote self-harm, or censor political speech, while clarifying that AI cannot be invoked as a legal defense for a crime. No data-center legislation is being tracked.

Tracked legislation

8 bills with a published summary and a link to the primary source.

  • HB0185Kratom-prohibition.

    DeadGovernanceUpdated

    This bill bans the manufacture, sale, and possession of kratom, a plant-based substance, in Wyoming. It has no connection to AI regulation or data-center policy.

  • HB0179Hospital pricing transparency.

    DeadHealthcareUpdated

    This bill requires Wyoming hospitals to publicly list prices for medical items and services and includes transparency rules for prescription drug pricing. It is not related to AI…

  • SF0065Wyoming business council-repeal.

    DeadGovernanceUpdated

    This bill repeals the Wyoming Business Council and transfers its economic development functions to other state agencies. It has no substantive connection to AI regulation or…

  • HB0091Ban on government social scoring with AI.

    DeadGovernmentUpdated

    This bill bans Wyoming government agencies from using AI to assign social scores to individuals or to identify people through biometric data and image collection. It places hard…

  • HB0090State engineer-consumptive water use study.

    DeadData CentersUpdated

    This bill requires Wyoming's state engineer to study consumptive water use and submit a report on findings. It is likely aimed at understanding water demands from large water…

  • HB0070Wyoming GRANITE Act.

    DeadGovernanceUpdated

    This Wyoming bill creates a legal cause of action against foreign governments and international organizations that impose censorship laws conflicting with U.S. constitutional…

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