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COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) - Ohio lawmakers are considering a bill that would fine artificial intelligence companies tens of thousands of dollars if their chatbots are found to be promoting dangerous behavior, including self-harm and suicide.
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Wed, Feb 18, 2026
Bill DeMora is currently serving his first term as a state senator. Christine Cockley is currently serving her first term as a state representative.
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Wed, Feb 18, 2026
More than 70% of teens have used artificial intelligence chatbots at least once, according to recent research.
And with that high level of use, advocates and lawmakers are pushing a p...
Wed, Feb 18, 2026
Rep. Mark Hiner (R-Howard) gave a second round of sponsor testimony to the House Technology and Innovation Committee Tuesday on his HB563 regarding fraudulent ticket sales, as not all members were ...
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Tue, Feb 17, 2026
Members of the House Technology & Innovation Committee probed sponsors Tuesday on the mechanics of their proposed data center study commission.
Rep. Kellie Deeter, R-Norwalk, and Rep. Gary...
Tue, Feb 17, 2026
Two Ohio state representatives, Christine Cockley of Columbus and Tristan Rader of Lakewood, are speaking out against a proposal to allow oil and gas development in the Egypt Valley Wildlife Area, a 18,000-acre state-owned nature preserve. They argue that exploiting public lands and parks for private profit goes against the interests of Ohioans and future generations.
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Mon, Feb 16, 2026
Thomas Suddes is a former legislative reporter.
Dig, drill, saw or blast, then take the money and run back to Wall Street: That’s been Appalachian Ohio’s story.
Re...
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Mon, Feb 16, 2026
As the use of artificial intelligence (AI) continues to grow, and social media becomes more of a daily influence in the lives of Ohioans, state lawmakers are taking notice. There are dozens of bills in the legislature right now that are designed to deal with artificial intelligence, but several are stalled like a download on bad Wi-Fi.
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Thu, Feb 12, 2026
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) - Bipartisan Ohio lawmakers are reviving an effort to regulate pricing algorithms, software that often uses artificial intelligence to adjust prices, rent and wages in order to maximize a company's profits.
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Wed, Feb 11, 2026
Ohio House Democrats are introducing a series of bills related to Immigration and Customs Enforcement - including one that would prohibit ICE officers from wearing face coverings and another that would not allow immigration enforcement to take place in schools or churches.
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Mon, Feb 9, 2026