Ohio

Bills

Every bill and resolution in the 136th General Assembly, from filing to law.

65 bills on artificial intelligence and technology Sort: Latest action Newest filed Number Title Furthest along
BillTitleWhere it standsLast action
HB 1034 Authorize operation of autonomous vehicles on public roads Adam Holmes Introduced Oct 28, 2026Introduced
HB 1032 Regards AI use by state agencies and in labor and employment Tristan Rader, Christine Cockley Introduced Oct 22, 2026Introduced
HB 1011 Enact the 1984 No More Act Gary Click Introduced Sep 14, 2026Introduced
HB 1000 Regulate deceptive synthetic media with intent to affect election James M. Hoops Introduced Sep 2, 2026Introduced
HB 979 Regards broadband service infrastructure in a public right-of-way Roy Klopfenstein Introduced Jul 22, 2026Introduced
SB 315 Enact the Enhanced Cybersecurity for SNAP Act Tim Schaffer, Hearcel F. Craig Became law Jul 7, 2026Signed by the governor
HB 170 Establish process to regulate carbon capture, storage technology Monica Robb Blasdel, Bob Peterson Became law Jun 24, 2026Signed by the governor
SB 326 Require students complete a high school computer science course Jerry C. Cirino, Catherine D. Ingram Passed one chamber Jun 16, 2026Introduced
HB 646 Create the Data Center Study Commission Gary Click, Kellie Deeter Passed one chamber Jun 10, 2026Recommitted
SB 175 Establish age verification, parental consent for apps, developers Thomas F. Patton In committee Jun 10, 2026Reported - Substitute
HB 163 Enact the Enhanced Cybersecurity for SNAP Act of 2025 Tristan Rader, Kellie Deeter Passed one chamber Jun 10, 2026Refer to Committee
SB 163 Regards AI images, simulated child porn, replica identity fraud Louis W. Blessing, III, Terry Johnson Passed one chamber May 27, 2026Refer to Committee
HB 844 Authorize tax credit for qualifying technology investments Gary Click, Ty D. Mathews In committee May 13, 2026Refer to Committee
HB 813 Regards AI-generated products, AI-systems acting as humans Christine Cockley, Joseph A. Miller, III In committee May 13, 2026Refer to Committee
HB 808 Require warning labels on addictive social media platforms Christine Cockley, Jodi Salvo In committee May 13, 2026Refer to Committee
HB 807 Prohibit selling sensitive personal data for profit Christine Cockley, Tristan Rader In committee May 13, 2026Refer to Committee
HR 432 Honoring Laibe Electric Technology on its One Hundredth Anniversary. Haraz N. Ghanbari Passed one chamber May 13, 2026Adopted
SR 344 Honoring the Ridgewood High School AI for Youth team on winning the 2026 Ohio Presidential AI Challenge. Andrew O. Brenner Passed one chamber Apr 27, 2026Adopted
SR 326 Honoring Laibe Electric Technology on its Centennial. Theresa Gavarone Passed one chamber Apr 9, 2026Adopted
HB 650 Establish Frontier Technologies and Quantum Computing Commission Heidi Workman Passed one chamber Mar 25, 2026Refer to Committee
SB 379 Enact Hailey's Law Michele Reynolds, Kristina D. Roegner In committee Mar 25, 2026Refer to Committee
HB 710 Prohibit public support, limit construction of, new data centers Steve Demetriou, Heidi Workman In committee Feb 25, 2026Refer to Committee
SB 338 Create the Digital Safety for Children Office Willis E. Blackshear, Jr. In committee Feb 11, 2026Refer to Committee
SCR 14 Urge Congress to reject moratorium on state regulation of AI Louis W. Blessing, III In committee Feb 11, 2026Refer to Committee
HB 666 Establish the Ohio Tech Institute Ty D. Mathews In committee Feb 4, 2026Refer to Committee
HB 665 Regulate the use of pricing algorithms Christine Cockley, Tex Fischer In committee Feb 4, 2026Refer to Committee
HB 663 Create the Artificial Intelligence Study Commission Christine Cockley, Tex Fischer In committee Feb 4, 2026Refer to Committee
HB 648 Regulate digital asset kiosks; register as money transmitters Matthew Kishman, Melanie Miller In committee Feb 4, 2026Refer to Committee
HB 628 License artificial intelligence risk mitigation organizations Ty D. Mathews In committee Feb 4, 2026Refer to Committee
HCR 31 Urge Congress to reject any moratorium on state AI laws Christine Cockley In committee Feb 4, 2026Introduced and Referred to Committee
HB 594 Require students complete a high school computer science course Mike Odioso, Thomas Hall In committee Nov 19, 2025Refer to Committee
HB 583 Regards provision of online library databases by certain entities Kevin Ritter, Johnathan Newman In committee Nov 12, 2025Refer to Committee
HB 579 Regulate the use of artificial intelligence by health insurers Jean Schmidt In committee Nov 12, 2025Refer to Committee
SB 224 Make changes to the telemarketing law Theresa Gavarone Passed one chamber Nov 12, 2025Refer to Committee
HB 547 Enact the Kid Influencer Protection Act Michele Grim, Lauren McNally In committee Oct 29, 2025Refer to Committee
HB 525 Regards use of artificial intelligence in therapy services Christine Cockley, Ty D. Mathews In committee Oct 22, 2025Refer to Committee
HB 524 Impose penalties for AI models suggesting harming self or another Christine Cockley, Ty D. Mathews In committee Oct 22, 2025Refer to Committee
HB 475 Regards municipal cybersecurity, private cybersecurity contracts Ismail Mohamed, Erika White In committee Oct 1, 2025Refer to Committee
HB 469 Declare A.I. systems nonsentient; prohibit legal personhood Thaddeus J. Claggett In committee Oct 1, 2025Refer to Committee
HB 426 Regards safekeeping and management of unclaimed digital assets Josh Williams, Steve Demetriou In committee Sep 15, 2025Refer to Committee
HR 205 Honoring the Archbishop Carroll High School prepared presentation team as a Technology Student Association TEAMS National Champion. Andrea White Passed one chamber Jul 24, 2025Adopted
HR 165 Honoring the Delaware Area Career Center computer animation team on placing first at the 2025 Business Professionals of America National Leadership Conference. Brian Lorenz Passed one chamber Jun 23, 2025Adopted
HB 362 Regulate fraudulent synthetic media for influencing elections Joseph A. Miller, III, Munira Abdullahi In committee Jun 18, 2025Refer to Committee
HB 302 Establish age verification, parental consent for apps, developers Heidi Workman, Phil Plummer In committee May 28, 2025Refer to Committee
HB 301 Enact the Digital Fair Repair Act Adam Mathews In committee May 28, 2025Refer to Committee
SB 203 Require political subdivisions to adopt a cybersecurity program Tim Schaffer In committee May 28, 2025Refer to Committee
SB 200 Create Ohio Israel Trade and Innovation Partnership Casey Weinstein, Andrew O. Brenner In committee May 28, 2025Refer to Committee
HB 298 Legalize, tax internet gambling; make other Gambling Law changes Brian Stewart, Marilyn John In committee May 21, 2025Refer to Committee
HB 286 Limit purposes for which internet gaming tax revenue may be used Bride Rose Sweeney, Dani Isaacsohn In committee May 21, 2025Refer to Committee
HB 283 Require political subdivisions to adopt a cybersecurity program Adam Mathews, Haraz N. Ghanbari In committee May 21, 2025Refer to Committee

From Ohio's official records. "Where it stands" is the furthest step a bill has reached; a bill still short of law when its session ended is shown as died.