Changelog
Anyone who relies on this reference deserves to know when it moved. Every substantive change is recorded here, newest first, with links to the records it touched.
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Recorded two further signings from the five governor-sent bills: SB 315 (AI Safety Measures Act) — signed July 6, 2026 as PA 104-0538, the first U.S. law to require independent third-party audits of frontier-model safety — and SB 3114 (Transparency in Downcoding Act) — signed July 10, 2026 as PA 104-0568. Both moved to the enacted statutes (effective January 1, 2027 and January 1, 2028, respectively), and a Frontier AI sector was added. SB 316 and SB 317 remain awaiting gubernatorial action within the constitutional 60-day window.
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Rebuilt the reference on Astro with a single typed data source. Every headline count is now computed from the data rather than typed by hand, every law and bill carries a dated primary source, and the design was brought into full alignment with techne.ai. This resolves the earlier cross-page contradictions (a dashboard that read “9 enacted” against an enacted page that read “5,” and a “3 sectors” summary that listed four).
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Recorded the first signing from the five governor-sent bills: SB 318 (Ticket Bot Prevention Act) was signed June 25, 2026 as PA 104-0474 and moves to the enacted statutes, taking effect January 1, 2027. Confirmed HB 3851's Public Act number as PA 104-0338 (now in force). Added a Consumer Protection sector.
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Recorded the Illinois Department of Human Rights’ withdrawal and postponement of its proposed rules implementing the AI Employment Discrimination Act (PA 103-0804). The statute remains in effect while rulemaking is paused.
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SB 315 passed the House 110–0 and joined the bills sent to the Governor, positioning Illinois to become the first U.S. state to mandate independent third-party audits of frontier-AI safety practices.
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The AI Employment Discrimination Act (PA 103-0804) and the Public Education AI Guidelines (PA 104-0399) took effect.
The full commit history of the underlying dataset is public at GitHub. To cite the record at a fixed point in time, link a specific commit rather than the live page.