Texas § 2054.711 STANDARDIZED NOTICE.

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§ 2054.711 — STANDARDIZED NOTICE.

Texas § 2054.711

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 2054.711 (2026).

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Sec. 2054.711. STANDARDIZED NOTICE.

(a)Each state agency and local government deploying or using an artificial intelligence system that is public-facing or that is a controlling factor in a consequential decision shall include a standardized notice on all related applications, Internet websites, and public computer systems.

(b)The department shall develop a form that agencies must use for the notice required under Subsection (a). The form must include:

(1)general information about the system and data sources the system uses; and

(2)measures taken to maintain compliance with information privacy laws and ethics standards.

(c)For the purposes of this section, any health care service by an academic medical center, state owned hospital, public hospital or hospital district organized under

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Sec. 2054.711. STANDARDIZED NOTICE. (a) Each state agency and local government deploying or using an artificial intelligence system that is public-facing or that is a controlling factor in a consequential decision shall include a standardized notice on all related applications, Internet websites, and public computer systems.
(b) The department shall develop a form that agencies must use for the notice required under Subsection (a). The form must include:
(1) general information about the system and data sources the system uses; and
(2) measures taken to maintain compliance with information privacy laws and ethics standards.
(c) For the purposes of this section, any health care service by an academic medical center, state owned hospital, public hospital or hospital district organized under Article IX of the Texas Constitution or under Texas Health and Safety Code may satisfy their disclosure requirements by including a generalized statement in the patient consent forms that an artificial intelligence system may be used in the course of their treatment.