Barber v. Morawa

AI hallucination case: Barber v. Morawa

Court: CA MichiganTool: Claude, ChatGPT, Westlaw, Lexis

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24 JUN 2025 · Working Paper

Michigan House Bill 4668 (Artificial Intelligence Safety and Security Transparency Act)

Requires large developers of artificial intelligence (AI) models in Michigan to implement comprehensive safety and security protocols to manage critical risks associated with foundation models, including potential large-scale harm or damage exceeding $1 billion. Defines "large developers" as those using a substantial amount of computing power and specifies obligations to document and publish safety protocols, conduct regular risk assessments, and submit to annual third-party audits. Establi...

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30 JUL 2024 · Law / Act

Michigan House Bill 5507

Allocates $500,000 for a statewide AI research hub, enhancing expertise on responsible AI use in schools. Supports virtual education, best practices, and policy recommendations. Fosters innovation in instructional technology and virtual learning models for Michigan's education system.

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30 NOV 2023 · Law / Act

Michigan House Bill 5141

Requires political advertisements generated substantially by AI to include disclaimers indicating AI involvement. Mandates specific formatting for AI disclaimers in graphic, audio, and video ads. Establishes fines for non-compliance and outlines exemptions for certain media and platforms.

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30 NOV 2023 · Law / Act

Michigan HB 5143

Defines artificial intelligence as machine-based systems capable of influencing environments via predictions, recommendations, or decisions using both machine and human inputs. Specifies conditions for the definition's applicability contingent on the enactment of related legislation.

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12 JAN 2023 · Law / Act

Michigan House Bill 5144 of 2023 (Election Law)

Prohibits distributing AI-generated deceptive media within 90 days before elections if intended to harm a candidate or deceive voters. Requires disclaimers for exceptions. Penalizes violations with fines and imprisonment. Allows injunctive relief by affected parties or the attorney general.

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