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Michigan AI and Privacy Laws
Michigan has no broad AI law or consumer privacy law.
What the law says
Laws in effect since February 13, 2024 require disclosure of AI-generated content in qualified political ads and prohibit deceptive election deepfakes within 90 days of an election.
A 2025 law sets civil and criminal penalties for nonconsensual AI-generated intimate images.
A companion chatbot safety bill for minors (SB 760) passed the Senate in April 2026 and is pending in the House.
Key dates
| Date | What takes effect | Status |
|---|---|---|
| AI disclosure and deepfake rules for elections | In effect |
What this means for your organization
This state regulates specific uses of AI rather than AI in general. Check whether any of your AI uses fall into the categories above, such as chatbots, synthetic media, or AI in health coverage decisions, and remember that federal law and the laws of other states where you operate may also apply.
Our 2027 AI Governance Checklist covers the steps most organizations need, and our State AI Law Trackers explain the rules for specific industries.
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This page is general information for planning purposes. Laws and guidance change, so confirm current requirements before acting. It is not legal advice. For legal advice about your organization, consult a licensed attorney.
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