Artificial intelligence safety and disclosure requirements established, and civil remedies provided.

This bill establishes safety and disclosure requirements for developers of artificial intelligence systems in Minnesota. It directly affects companies and individuals who train and deploy AI models, requiring them to create and maintain documented safety protocols before deployment. Key provisions mandate that developers publish redacted safety protocols, retain testing records for five years after deployment, and prohibit deploying AI systems that pose an unreasonable risk of critical harm. The legislation also defines critical harm as incidents involving significant physical injury, death, or substantial financial damage resulting from AI misuse or unauthorized access.