Binding law — not yet in force or stayed
Conversational AI must adopt a self-harm crisis-referral protocol (Nebraska)
Under Nebraska LB 525 Sec. 16, an operator must adopt a protocol for the conversational AI service to respond to prompts regarding suicidal ideation or self-harm, including reasonable efforts to refer the user to crisis service providers (suicide hotline, crisis text line, or other appropriate crisis services). Detect a conversational-AI path with no self-harm detection + crisis referral.
ne-lb525.conversational-ai-crisis-protocol · Nebraska LB 525, Sec. 16 · official source · applies from 2027-07-01 · jurisdictions: US-NE
Binding law — not yet in force or stayed
Conversational AI must disclose it is not human when a user could be misled (Nebraska)
Under Nebraska's Conversational AI Safety Act (LB 525, Sec. 15), if a reasonable person would be misled to believe they are interacting with a human, the operator must clearly and conspicuously disclose that the service is AI. For minor account holders (Sec. 14), disclosure must be persistent or session-start + every 3 hours. Detect a public-facing conversational-AI path with no non-human disclosure.
ne-lb525.conversational-ai-disclosure · Nebraska LB 525, Sec. 15 (Conversational AI Safety Act) · official source · applies from 2027-07-01 · jurisdictions: US-NE
Binding law — not yet in force or stayed
Conversational AI must not claim to provide professional mental health care (Nebraska)
Under Nebraska LB 525 Sec. 17, an operator must not knowingly and intentionally cause or program a conversational AI service to make any representation or statement explicitly indicating that the service is designed to provide professional mental or behavioral health care. Detect a conversational-AI path whose outputs or marketing represent it as a professional mental/behavioral health care provider.
ne-lb525.no-mental-health-care-representation · Nebraska LB 525, Sec. 17 · official source · applies from 2027-07-01 · jurisdictions: US-NE