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Utah AI Policy Act (Ch. 77)

Utah Division of Consumer Protection · pack 0.1.1 · verified against the official source as of 2026-08-30.

Binding law — in force

GenAI in a consumer transaction must disclose on a consumer's clear request

A supplier using generative AI to interact with a consumer in a consumer transaction must disclose that the consumer is interacting with genAI (not a human) when the consumer clearly and unambiguously asks. Detect a consumer-facing genAI path with no mechanism to answer an AI-identity request. (A safe harbor exists for always-on disclosure at the outset and throughout.)

ut-ai-policy-act.genai-consumer-transaction-disclosure · Utah Code 13-77-103(1) · official source · jurisdictions: US-UT

Binding law — in force

GenAI in a regulated occupation must proactively disclose it is AI in high-risk interactions

An individual providing regulated-occupation services (licensed/state-certified) must prominently disclose, at the start of the interaction, that the person is interacting with generative AI — but only where the use is a 'high-risk AI interaction' (sensitive data like health/financial/biometric, or advice on financial/legal/medical/mental-health matters). Detect genAI on a regulated-occupation high-risk path without a start-of-interaction disclosure.

ut-ai-policy-act.genai-regulated-occupation-disclosure · Utah Code 13-77-103(2)-(3) · official source · jurisdictions: US-UT