Referred to Committee on Labor, Commerce and Industry
Summary
The Right to Compute Act declares that South Carolina residents have a fundamental right to acquire, possess, and use computational resources, and it limits any government restriction to what is strictly necessary for a compelling public interest. It obligates owners of critical artificial‑intelligence systems that control essential facilities to adopt recognized AI risk‑management policies. The measure also confirms that it does not override existing intellectual‑property or federal law.
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