United States · Arizona

Arizona AI laws: what's in force, and what's coming

Arizona regulates AI through narrow laws on election deepfakes and digital impersonation, AI-generated child sexual abuse material, and, since July 1, 2026, individual medical-director review of medical-necessity denials (no sole reliance on automated recommendations). In 2026 the governor vetoed a broader AI service disclosure bill (HB 2311) and a bill on state agency AI rules (HB 2592).

ApproachSector-specific AI laws
Enacted AI laws4
In force4
Checked21 Oct 2026

01 / State law

Arizona's AI laws

LawCitationStatusEffectiveWhat it covers
Medical necessity denials: no sole reliance on AIHB 2175 (2025), Laws 2025, ch. 165In force1 Jul 2026Requires an insurer's medical director to review each medical-necessity denial individually with independent judgment, not relying solely on recommendations from any other source (which covers automated tools).
Election deepfakesSB 1359 (2024), Laws 2024, ch. 199In force14 Sep 2024Within 90 days before an election, bars creating and distributing a deceptive and fraudulent deepfake of a candidate on the ballot unless it clearly discloses AI-generated content.
Digital impersonation; injunctive reliefHB 2394 (2024), Laws 2024, ch. 193In force21 May 2024Lets people sue to stop publication of a digital impersonation of them and sets requirements for such claims.
AI-generated child sexual abuse materialHB 2678 (2025), Laws 2025, ch. 174In force26 Sep 2025Treats a visual depiction indistinguishable from an actual minor as covered by child sexual exploitation offenses.

02 / Bills

Bills that failed, stalled or were vetoed

BillCitationStatusDateWhat it would have covered
AI service disclosuresHB 2311 (2026)VetoedWould have required disclosures and other duties for AI services; vetoed June 19, 2026.

03 / Government use

Rules for the state's own AI use

21 May 2025

Governor's AI Steering Committee (members announced)

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Laws 2025, chapter 165 (HB 2175)

Arizona State Legislature

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Laws 2024, chapter 199 (SB 1359)

Arizona State Legislature

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Laws 2024, chapter 193 (HB 2394)

Arizona State Legislature

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21 Oct 2026

Rebuilt from state legislature and agency sources.

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