Gov. Abbott signed House Bill 2060 establishing the Artificial Intelligence Advisory Council as Texas strengthens its position as the leading destination for next generation technology in the country

Waco, TX – According to the state officials, the Council will study and monitor artificial intelligence (AI) technology developed, employed, or procured by Texas state agencies.

The seven-member council will provide additional oversight to ensure AI systems are developed in a responsible and ethical manner to protect the privacy and civil liberties of Texans.

Governor Abbott released the following statement:

“As AI becomes more prevalent as a revolutionary tool in our lives and in our workforce, we must ensure that this technology is developed in a responsible and ethical way in Texas to help boost our state’s growing economy.

To protect Texans’ privacy and basic civil liberties, I signed legislation creating the Artificial Intelligence Advisory Council to study and monitor artificial intelligence systems developed or used by our state agencies.

The Council will help cement Texas’ position as a national leader in innovative technology, ensuring our state continues designing and employing the latest and greatest AI technology while prioritizing the security of all Texans.”

Gov. Abbott signed House Bill 2060 establishing the Artificial Intelligence Advisory Council as Texas strengthens its position as the leading destination for next generation technology in the country

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