Comply · United States
Utah AI Policy Act (SB149)
Utah's generative-AI disclosure law.
The Utah Artificial Intelligence Policy Act (SB149) requires disclosure when consumers interact with generative AI — with stricter, proactive disclosure in regulated occupations — and establishes the state's Office of Artificial Intelligence Policy and an AI learning-lab / sandbox.
Who it applies to
Businesses using generative AI with Utah consumers, especially those in state-regulated occupations.
Key obligations
- Disclose generative-AI use to consumers when asked (and proactively in regulated fields)
- Remain accountable for AI outputs under consumer-protection law
- Optionally participate in the AI learning lab
How Maetra maps agents to Utah AI Policy Act
Maetra's inventory flags which agents are consumer-facing generative systems, and Audit preserves the record that required disclosures and controls were in place.
In practice, Maetra:
- Scans and fingerprints each agent. Discover reads the agent’s code — its tools, data access and sensitivity, actions, model, and environment — into an evidence-backed profile tied to the exact file and commit.
- Decides what applies. That profile determines whether Utah AI Policy Act is in scope for the agent and which of its requirements apply.
- Auto-detects controls and surfaces gaps. Controls your code already satisfies are detected automatically from the scan; the rest become a clear list of gaps, each tied to the requirement and the evidence it still needs.
- Proves it and keeps it current. Close gaps with linked evidence or generated documents — reused across every framework the same control supports — and Maetra re-checks on each rescan and flags evidence that has gone stale.
Related frameworks
Prove Utah AI Policy Act compliance with Maetra
Classify your AI agents once and Maetra maps them to Utah AI Policy Act and every other framework it supports — generating the evidence and documentation, tracking gaps and deadlines, and sealing every decision in an immutable audit trail.