Florida CS/SB 482 (Artificial Intelligence Bill of Rights 2025)

Creates restrictions effective July 2026, prohibiting Florida governmental entities from contracting with entities closely tied to foreign countries of concern for AI technologies unless certain affidavits are provided. Establishes the "Artificial Intelligence Bill of Rights," granting Florida residents rights regarding AI use, including supervising minor children’s AI use, transparency about AI communications, and rights over personal data and AI-generated likenesses. Requires companion chatbot platforms to implement parental controls and protections for minors, including disclosure that interactions are AI-generated and instituting penalties for non-compliance by the Florida Department of Legal Affairs. Mandates clear notifications in interactions between users and AI bots to identify non-human counterparts, with violations actionable by the state. Regulates AI companies regarding the use of deidentified data, imposing penalties for non-compliance. Introduces amendments to sections on unauthorized use of AI-generated likenesses, reinforcing the need for consent. Begins effect on July 1, 2026.