DE AI Commission
Delaware Artificial Intelligence Commission Act (HB 333)
Creates Delaware AI Commission to advise on AI utilization and safety within state government. Commission conducts inventory of generative AI usage across executive, legislative, and judicial agencies, identifies high-risk areas, and recommends statewide AI guidelines. Advisory body without enforcement authority.
Jurisdiction
Delaware
Enacted
Jul 17, 2024
Effective
Jul 17, 2024
Enforcement
Delaware Department of Technology and Information (advisory capacity)
Signed by Governor July 17, 2024
Delaware General AssemblyWhy It Matters
Establishes state AI oversight body. Model for state-level AI governance through advisory commission rather than direct regulation. No impact on private sector compliance.
Recent Developments
Commission established with 10-year sunset provision. First report due December 31, 2024. Focus on state government AI governance.
Who Must Comply
- Delaware state executive, legislative, and judicial agencies
- State government AI utilization
Safety Provisions
- Inventory of all generative AI usage in state agencies
- Identification of high-risk AI implementation areas
- Recommendations for statewide AI processes, principles, and guidelines
- Annual reporting to Governor and General Assembly
- Examination of actions to keep citizens safe and protect individual rights
Compliance & Enforcement
Key Dates
Aug 1, 2024
Initial Commission meeting deadline
Dec 31, 2024
First annual report due to Governor and General Assembly
Penalties
None. Advisory commission only - no regulatory authority or enforcement mechanisms.
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Delaware
Focus Areas
Cite This
APA
Delaware. (2024). Delaware Artificial Intelligence Commission Act (HB 333).
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Last updated January 24, 2026. Verify against primary sources before relying on this information.