Disclose that the user is talking to AI
Applies from July 1, 2027
- When it relates
- Applies to publicly accessible conversational AI services with account holders in Nebraska. The definition may reach customer service chatbots: confirm the exclusions in the official text.
- What the rule provides
- Clearly and conspicuously disclose that the user is interacting with AI when a reasonable person could believe they are talking to a human.
- Do not present the service as professional mental or behavioral health care.
- Typical evidence
- In-product notices
- Related base documents
- Supporting documents
- Verification
- Pending confirmation in the official source (last checked: November 4, 2026)nebraskalegislature.gov refused the connection on Nov 4, 2026, so the signed law (LB 525 slip law) is still unchecked: operative date (Jul 1, 2027), definitions, notices to minors, self-harm protocol, penalty amounts and whether customer service bots are excluded. Signing (Apr 14, 2026) and content per consistent secondary trackers.