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The 50-State AI Law Atlas · MI

Michigan AI laws

1 enacted · 0 signed, not yet effective · 0 pending bills · verified 2026-09-14

Does Michigan have an AI law?

Yes. As of 2026-09-14, Michigan has 1 AI law on the books (1 enacted). Leading instruments: Campaign Advertisements, AI-Generated Content Disclosure. Every entry is sourced to the official legislature page.

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ENACTED

Campaign Advertisements, AI-Generated Content Disclosure

HB 5141 (2023-2024 Session)

Signed 2024-02-13 · Effective 2024-02-13

Requires clear disclosure when political advertisements use AI-generated content and prohibits knowingly deceptive AI-generated depictions of candidates, with civil penalties and candidate remedies.

Deepfakes, elections, likeness

Official text: legislature.mi.gov

Verified 2026-08-02

Sources: state legislatures, NCSL, official journals. Dataset build 2026-09-14. Laws shown are enacted unless marked pending. Method and caveats: how this atlas is built.

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