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TopicPaying family caregiversStatusNo record foundKey detailNo row in this topic yetDate
TopicPaid family leaveStatusNo record foundKey detailNo row in this topic yetDate
TopicRespite careStatusNo record foundKey detailNo row in this topic yetDate
TopicHome and community servicesStatusNo record foundKey detailNo row in this topic yetDate
TopicKeeping Medicaid coverageStatusNo record foundKey detailNo row in this topic yetDate
TopicCaregivers at hospital dischargeStatusNo record foundKey detailNo row in this topic yetDate
TopicEnd-of-life choices and planningStatusNo record foundKey detailNo row in this topic yetDate
TopicCaregiving AIStatusProposed or pendingMoving in the last 12 monthsKey detail
Oklahoma HB 3544 AI companions and minors3 rows on record. Show all and sources
  • Oklahoma HB 3544 AI companions and minorsProposed, No date set

    Would regulate artificial intelligence companions, minors, safety requirements, and civil penalties.

    Who it affects: family caregivers, care recipients, care technology users

    Why it matters: Digital support tools for caregivers may need to explain their role, data use, safety boundaries, or escalation limits differently in this jurisdiction.

    Last reviewed Sep 25, 2026

  • Oklahoma SB 1521 AI minor safeguards and disclosureProposed, No date set

    Would require AI operator disclosures, preventive measures for minor account holders, prohibitions, attorney general enforcement, and civil penalties.

    Who it affects: family caregivers, care recipients, care technology users

    Why it matters: Digital support tools for caregivers may need to explain their role, data use, safety boundaries, or escalation limits differently in this jurisdiction.

    Last reviewed Sep 25, 2026

  • Oklahoma SB 2037 AI informed consent in health careProposed, No date set

    Would require informed consent for AI use by licensed mental health professionals or health care providers and define authorized and prohibited uses.

    Who it affects: family caregivers, care recipients, care technology users

    Why it matters: Digital support tools for caregivers may need to explain their role, data use, safety boundaries, or escalation limits differently in this jurisdiction.

    Last reviewed Sep 25, 2026

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StateOklahomaWhat changed
Oklahoma HB 3544 AI companions and minorsWould regulate artificial intelligence companions, minors, safety requirements, and civil penalties.Show details and sources

Would regulate artificial intelligence companions, minors, safety requirements, and civil penalties.

Who it affects: family caregivers, care recipients, care technology users

Why it matters: Digital support tools for caregivers may need to explain their role, data use, safety boundaries, or escalation limits differently in this jurisdiction.

Last reviewed Sep 25, 2026

StageProposedDateNo date set
StateOklahomaWhat changed
Oklahoma SB 1521 AI minor safeguards and disclosureWould require AI operator disclosures, preventive measures for minor account holders, prohibitions, attorney general enforcement, and civil penalties.Show details and sources

Would require AI operator disclosures, preventive measures for minor account holders, prohibitions, attorney general enforcement, and civil penalties.

Who it affects: family caregivers, care recipients, care technology users

Why it matters: Digital support tools for caregivers may need to explain their role, data use, safety boundaries, or escalation limits differently in this jurisdiction.

Last reviewed Sep 25, 2026

StageProposedDateNo date set
StateOklahomaWhat changed
Oklahoma SB 2037 AI informed consent in health careWould require informed consent for AI use by licensed mental health professionals or health care providers and define authorized and prohibited uses.Show details and sources

Would require informed consent for AI use by licensed mental health professionals or health care providers and define authorized and prohibited uses.

Who it affects: family caregivers, care recipients, care technology users

Why it matters: Digital support tools for caregivers may need to explain their role, data use, safety boundaries, or escalation limits differently in this jurisdiction.

Last reviewed Sep 25, 2026

StageProposedDateNo date set