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2 Document(s) [ Subject: Artificial intelligence ]

Committee:	House Artificial Intelligence & Emerging Technologies, Select
Title:	Interim Report
Subjects:	Artificial intelligence \| Electronic security \| Homeland security \| Security measures \|
Library Call Number:	L1836.88 AR791
Session:	88th R.S. (2023)
Online version:	View report [57 pages File size: 235 kb]
Charge:	This report should address the charge below.
1.	The committee is created to conduct a comprehensive review of the advancements in artificial intelligence and emerging technologies (AI/ET) and the economic, ethical, and societal implications of those advancements. The review shall include: (1) Examining the current state of AI/ET and its uses by public and private actors in modern society; (2) Determining the impact of the application of AI/ET on various sectors of society, including employment, healthcare, homeland and national security, and transportation; (3) Identifying policy considerations necessary to ensure the responsible deployment of AI/ET in Texas by both public and private actors; and (4) Formulating recommendations for legislative, policy, regulatory, and remedial actions needed to address the challenges and opportunities presented by AI/ET.
Committee:	Senate Criminal Justice
Title:	Interim Report
Subjects:	Artificial intelligence \| Bail \| Child sexual abuse \| Crime laboratories \| Crime victims \| Electronic monitoring of offenders \| Financial Crimes Intelligence Center \| Forensics \| Identity theft \| Licensing and Regulation, Texas Department of \| Organized crime \| Rape kits \| Sex crimes \| Sexually explicit content \| Theft \|
Library Call Number:	L1836.88 C868
Session:	88th R.S. (2023)
Online version:	View report [162 pages File size: 13,874 kb]
Charges:	This report should address the charges below.
1.	Stopping Child Predators: Study how predators use deepfake technology and artificial intelligence (AI) to harm or exploit children. Monitor the implementation of HB 2700, 88th R.S., relating to prosecution of certain criminal offenses prohibiting sexually explicit visual material involving children. Recommend additional legislation to protect children as technology continues to evolve.
2.	Bail Reform: Examine "charitable bail organizations" that pay bail for defendants, thereby relieving them of any financial incentive to appear in court. Study the operations and funding sources of these organizations. Make recommendations to ensure accountability for "charitable bail organizations" that provide free bond for arrested individuals that reoffend while out on bond; further restrict these organizations’ ability to post bail for violent individuals; and promote transparency.
3.	Monitoring: Monitor the implementation of legislation addressed by the Senate Committee on Criminal Justice passed by the 88th Legislature, as well as relevant agencies and programs under the committee's jurisdiction. Specifically, make recommendations for any legislation needed to improve, enhance, or complete implementation of the following: SB 1004, 88th R.S., relating to creating the criminal offense of tampering with an electronic monitoring device and to certain consequences on conviction of that offense.
4.	Supporting Victims of Sexual Assault: Examine the collection and processing of "rape kits" by law enforcement agencies and testing laboratories. Make recommendations to ensure that forensic evidence collected from victims of sexual assault is processed in a timely manner.
5.	Retail Theft: Study the effects of organized retail crime in Texas and in other states. Evaluate the reporting and legislative suggestions from the statewide Organized Retail Theft Task Force. Make recommendations to protect the safety of retail employees and business owners in Texas.
6.	Financial Crimes: Evaluate financial criminal activity trends in Texas, including the fiscal impact on consumers, financial institutions, local economies, and businesses. Determine the extent of payment fraud by transnational criminal gangs. Study the impact of the Financial Crimes Intelligence Center (FCIC). Make recommendations that enhance penalties for check and payment fraud and identify ways to strengthen financial crime investigations in Texas.

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