Confirm it is AI when the consumer asks
Already applicable
- When it relates
- Applies if you use generative AI to interact with consumers in Utah.
- What the rule provides
- Clearly answer that it is AI and not a human when the consumer clearly asks.
- To use the safe harbor, disclose clearly at the start of and throughout the interaction.
- Typical evidence
- Chatbot disclosure script or settings
- Related base documents
- Supporting documents
- Verification
- Pending confirmation in the official source (last checked: November 4, 2026)le.utah.gov refused the connection on Nov 4, 2026, so the official text is still unchecked. The wording after SB 226 still has to be confirmed in Utah Code § 13-75-103, and § 63I-2-213 has to show whether the Jul 1, 2027 repeal also covers what SB 226 added. Content per FPF and Perkins Coie.