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United States · Minnesota

Minnesota has AI law on the books. Here is what we cite.

Our control library names 3 Minnesota statutes, cited by 3 of the ten U.S. state landscape controls. We checked each one for an enforcement date and confirmed 1 — the rest are listed without a date rather than a guess. Enable the U.S. States jurisdiction and every one of them is in scope for your generated documents and your crosswalk.

Dates were checked against published legislative and law-firm sources, not a reading of every chaptered text. This is not a plain-language summary of each law, and not legal advice. Last verified 2026-08-29.

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What this page does and does not tell you

Every statute above is one our control library actually cites, and every control below is one that cites it. Of the 3 listed, we confirmed an enforcement date for 1 and could not confirm one for 2, which are shown as undated rather than filled in from memory.

What you will not find here is a penalty range or a summary of each statute’s duties. We publish those only where we have read the chaptered text ourselves — currently 6 laws across 5 states, each with its own page. The library cites 94 statutes in total. Check any specific obligation against the text and with counsel before you rely on it.

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3 of the ten landscape controls cite Minnesota

These are the controls a generated policy draws on for this state. Every clause the platform writes cites one of them — the system retrieves controls, it never invents them.

US-STATE-003State Comprehensive Consumer Privacy and Automated Decision-Making Opt-Outs
US-STATE-004State Facial Recognition and AI Biometric Processing Controls
US-STATE-006State Nonconsensual Intimate Imagery and Child Protection Safeguards
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The states we have read line by line

Each of these has its own page with verified dates, penalties and duties — because we read the statute rather than the commentary about it. If you operate in one of them, start there.

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The statutes listed on this page are those cited by GOVERNBOX.ai’s control library for Minnesota. This page is general information, not legal advice, and does not summarize the obligations of any statute named. GOVERNBOX.ai is a product of Gradient Descent LLC, an independent commercial company that is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the State of Minnesota or any U.S. government agency.