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

Georgia has no comprehensive AI statute; its 2026 session produced two targeted laws, one on conversational AI safety for minors (SB 540) and one barring health coverage denials based solely on AI (SB 444), both taking effect in 2027. Election deepfake and AI child sexual abuse material bills moved in 2025 but their final enactment could not be confirmed.

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Checked21 Oct 2026

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Georgia's AI laws

Law	Citation	Status	Effective	What it covers
Conversational AI / chatbot safety	SB 540 (2026)	Enacted, effective later	1 Jul 2027	Conversational AI must disclose it is AI, give minors parental controls, block sexual content and simulated romance with minors, and point users expressing suicidal thoughts to crisis resources.
No coverage decisions based solely on AI	SB 444 (2026)	Enacted, effective later	1 Jan 2027	Utilization review entities may use AI, but an AI system may not issue an adverse coverage determination until a qualified human person reviewing it has reviewed it (new O.C.G.A. 33-46-7.1).

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