HB 149: Texas Responsible AI Governance Act (TRAIGA)
enactedStateTexas TRAIGA is a state-level AI regulation focused on intent-based liability for harmful AI practices rather than comprehensive safety requirements. Passed with near-unanimous support (House 146-3, Senate unanimous). Creates enforcement mechanisms and a regulatory sandbox but avoids prescriptive technical safety standards.
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