Texas § 2054.708 IMPACT ASSESSMENTS.

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§ 2054.708 — IMPACT ASSESSMENTS.

Texas § 2054.708

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 2054.708 (2026).

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Sec. 2054.708. IMPACT ASSESSMENTS.

(a)A state agency that deploys or uses a heightened scrutiny artificial intelligence system or a vendor that contracts with a state agency for the deployment or use of a heightened scrutiny artificial intelligence system shall conduct a system assessment that outlines:

(1)risks of unlawful harm;

(2)system limitations; and

(3)information governance practices.

(b)The state agency or vendor shall make a copy of the assessment available to the department on request.

(c)An impact assessment conducted under this section is confidential and not subject to disclosure under Chapter 552 . The state agency or department may redact or withhold information as confidential under Chapter 552 without requesting a decision from the attorney general under Subchapter

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Sec. 2054.708. IMPACT ASSESSMENTS. (a) A state agency that deploys or uses a heightened scrutiny artificial intelligence system or a vendor that contracts with a state agency for the deployment or use of a heightened scrutiny artificial intelligence system shall conduct a system assessment that outlines:
(1) risks of unlawful harm;
(2) system limitations; and
(3) information governance practices.
(b) The state agency or vendor shall make a copy of the assessment available to the department on request.
(c) An impact assessment conducted under this section is confidential and not subject to disclosure under Chapter 552 . The state agency or department may redact or withhold information as confidential under Chapter 552 without requesting a decision from the attorney general under Subchapter G , Chapter 552 .
(d) The department shall take actions necessary to ensure the confidentiality of information submitted under this section, including restricting access to submitted information to only authorized personnel and implementing physical, electronic, and procedural protections.