State AI Law · Texas · 2 statutes on the books
Every AI-related law currently on the books or recently enacted in Texas. Each entry below shows the effective date, regulated scope, key triggers, enforcement authority, and penalty exposure — plus a link to the statute text.
Texas's AI statutes cover: AI developer, algorithmic discrimination, automated decision-making, consequential decision, high-risk AI, profiling, regulatory sandbox, state agency AI. Details for each law follow below. Note that individual statutes frequently have phased effective dates — pay close attention to which provisions apply when for your entity.
Effective 2024-07-01
Scope: HB 2060 created a state AI Advisory Council; Texas Data Privacy and Security Act regulates processing of personal data and includes profiling opt-out rights applicable to automated decision-making.
Texas Attorney General
Up to $7,500 per violation under TDPSA
Effective enacted 2025-06-22
Scope: Regulates developers and deployers of AI used for consequential decisions in Texas, prohibits AI intended to incite harm or discriminate against protected classes, and creates a regulatory sandbox.
Texas Attorney General
$10,000 to $200,000 per violation, with $40,000/day continuing violation penalties
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