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Summary
The bill establishes an Office of Artificial Intelligence Policy within the Department of Commerce, gives it authority to run a research‑focused AI Learning Laboratory, and lets it grant short‑term regulatory mitigation or joint interpretation agreements to AI developers. It sets rules for who can join the lab, how the office will oversee participants, and limits the duration of any special agreements to 12 months with one possible extension. The changes aim to let Utah study AI risks and benefits while allowing limited, supervised deployments of new AI technology.
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