Connecticut Artificial Intelligence Responsibility and Transparency Act (CART Act; An Act Concerning Online Safety)
CT CART ActA broad 2026 AI law signed May 27, 2026. For privacy purposes it requires AI companion operators to detect self-harm risk and bars manipulative, romantic or sexual interactions with minors; requires employers using automated employment decision tools to tell workers and applicants, including what personal data is analyzed; makes clear that using such tools is no defense to discrimination; and from 2028 bars personalized recommendation feeds for minors without parental consent, with limits on age-verification data use.
Jurisdiction
Connecticut
Jurisdiction Type
state
Country
United States
Effective Date
10/1/2026
Enforcing Authority
Connecticut Attorney General (CUTPA); Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities for employment discrimination provisions
Fines Under This Regulation
0
Total Fine Amount (USD)
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