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Communications: Artificial Intelligence

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This page collects the 3 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Communications: Artificial Intelligence”. Coverage spans bills - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Artificial Intelligence, Labor and Employment, and Privacy.

Active Bills

State BillMICHIGANFeb 26, 2026Michigan House Bill 5579 restricts employer electronic monitoring and automated hiring toolsHouse Bill 5579 prohibits employers from using automated decision tools for employment-related decisions, except for screening large volumes of job applications for skills or criteria, and restricts eState BillMICHIGANJun 25, 2025Michigan House Bill 4667 criminalizes using artificial intelligence to commit crimes with mandatory 4-to-8 year prison sentences

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  1. 01Stephen Woodenperson1 mentions
  2. 02Cynthia Neeleyperson1 mentions
  3. 03Kelly A Breenperson1 mentions
  4. 04Stephanie A Youngperson1 mentions
  5. 05Tonya Myers-Phillipsperson1 mentions
  6. 06Matt Koleszarperson1 mentions
  7. 07Jason Morganperson1 mentions
  8. 08Penelope Tsernoglouperson1 mentions
  9. 09Erin Byrnesperson1 mentions
  10. 10department of labor and economic opportunityorganization1 mentions

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  • Topic to billsMichigan House Bill 5579 restricts employer electronic monitoring and automated hiring tools, Michigan House Bill 4667 criminalizes using artificial intelligence to commit crimes with mandatory 4-to-8 year prison sentences
  • Topic to peopleStephen Wooden, Cynthia Neeley, Kelly A Breen (+6 more)
  • Topic to orgsdepartment of labor and economic opportunity
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  1. Feb 26, 2026State BillMichigan House Bill 5579 restricts employer electronic monitoring and automated hiring tools
  2. Jun 25, 2025State BillMichigan House Bill 4667 criminalizes using artificial intelligence to commit crimes with mandatory 4-to-8 year prison sentences

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