Bill
LD 1552
Overview: LD 1552, "An Act To Prohibit Landlords From Setting Rents Through The Use Of Artificial Intelligence", was introduced on April 10, 2025 but has since been placed in the l
Overview: LD 1552, "An Act To Prohibit Landlords From Setting Rents Through The Use Of Artificial Intelligence", was introduced on April 10, 2025 but has since been placed in the legislative files, indicating it is considered dead.
Purpose and Intent: The intent of this bill was to prohibit landlords from using artificial intelligence (AI) systems to set rental prices. The rationale was to prevent potential abuses and unfair practices in the rental housing market through the use of AI-powered pricing algorithms.
Key Provisions:
- Bans landlords from using any AI or automated systems to determine rental rates
- Requires landlords to set rents manually based on factors such as market conditions and property characteristics
- Establishes penalties and enforcement mechanisms for violations of the AI rental pricing prohibition
Affected Parties and Impacts: The primary parties affected by this bill would be landlords who currently use or may want to use AI-based rent pricing, as well as tenants in the rental housing market. The bill aims to protect tenants from potential rent inflation or discrimination enabled by AI systems, but could also impact landlords' ability to efficiently price units.
Procedural and Timeline Considerations: This bill was introduced on April 10, 2025 but has since been placed in the legislative files pursuant to Joint Rule 310.3, indicating it is considered dead and will not proceed further in the legislative process.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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