Graciela Guzman
D / legiscan Senate / IL
AI Bills Sponsored
SB3772
EPA-ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE
Last action: May 30, 2026
HB4248
Illinois HB4248, the Algorithmic Pricing Prohibition Act, would ban 'surveillance pricing,' where companies use a shopper's personal data (browsing history, location, past purchases) to set individualized prices. Introduced by Rep. Maura Hirschauer with 40+ co-sponsors, it has passed one chamber and would let the Attorney General fine violators up to $50,000 per violation.
Last action: May 22, 2026
SB3900
ALL-PAYER HEALTH CARE PAYMENT
Last action: Feb 6, 2026
SB3980
ZERO EMISSION VEHICLE ACT
Last action: Feb 6, 2026
SB4016
Illinois Senator Ram Villivalam's SB4016 imposes sweeping environmental, water, and energy regulations on hyperscale data centers, the massive facilities powering AI and cloud computing. Operators would face cumulative impact assessments, community benefits agreements, Water Impact Permits renewed every 5 years, quarterly water usage reporting, mandatory renewable energy procurement, and new fees based on peak power demand. The bill also bans nondisclosure agreements tied to data center siting and requires municipalities to adopt automated residential solar permitting platforms by July 1, 2027.
Last action: Feb 6, 2026
SB2906
Illinois Senator Ram Villivalam introduced SB2906, which would let rideshare drivers (Uber, Lyft, etc.) unionize and collectively bargain with rideshare companies over pay, benefits, and deactivation policies. The bill creates a state-supervised sectoral bargaining system run by the Illinois Labor Relations Board and Department of Labor, with antitrust immunity for the resulting agreements.
Last action: Jan 27, 2026
HB1312
POW MIA RECOGNITION DAY
Last action: Dec 9, 2025
HB0767
REGULATION-TECH
Last action: Dec 2, 2025
SB2437
This Illinois healthcare bill (SB2437), sponsored by Senator Omar Aquino and enacted as Public Act 104-0009, overhauls multiple Medicaid provisions including doula access at hospitals, a new certification pathway for family caregivers of medically fragile children, nursing home staffing penalty adjustments, and expanded coverage for various services. It has no AI or technology regulation component whatsoever.
Last action: Jun 16, 2025
SJR0013
LIBRARY ACCESS TASK FORCE
Last action: May 31, 2025
HB0035
AI USE IN HEALTH INSURANCE ACT
Last action: Apr 9, 2025
HB3650
UTIL-2050 HEAT DECARBONIZATION
Last action: Apr 8, 2025
SB2255
SURVEILLANCE DISCRIMINATION
Last action: Feb 7, 2025
SB2473
Illinois SB2473, introduced by Sen. Bill Cunningham, overhauls how municipal and cooperative electric utilities plan, procure power, and price electricity. It mandates integrated resource plans every 3 years, requires at least one market-based time-of-use rate option for retail customers, sets renewable energy targets (25% by 2026 rising to 40% by 2030, 100% by 2045), and forces retirement of coal and gas generation by 2045. Despite being tagged as AI-related, this is fundamentally an energy and utility governance bill with no AI-specific provisions.
Last action: Feb 7, 2025
SB2269
Illinois SB2269, introduced by Senator Celina Villanueva, is a sweeping natural gas decarbonization bill that would let gas utilities stop service where electric alternatives exist, force new-development customers to pay the full cost of gas line extensions, and impose escalating energy efficiency mandates on gas utilities starting in 2027. It also creates a statewide building heating emissions standard targeting full heat decarbonization by 2050. Note: despite the AI-analyst framing, this bill has essentially nothing to do with AI regulation.
Last action: Feb 7, 2025
SB1996
Illinois Senator Graciela Guzman introduced SB1996 to ban landlords from using algorithmic pricing services (like RealPage) that analyze competitor rent data and recommend prices. The bill treats this as consumer fraud, lets tenants sue for triple damages, and voids any arbitration clauses that would block class actions.
Last action: Feb 6, 2025
SB1680
TRANSPORTATION-GREENHOUSE GAS
Last action: Feb 5, 2025
SB0124
Illinois Senator Javier Cervantes introduced the Motor Vehicle Insurance Fairness Act, which would ban auto insurers from using 16 rating factors (including credit scores, ZIP codes, gender, age, occupation, and education) when setting premiums. Insurers would also have to prove their algorithms and models do not disparately impact protected groups, get prior approval for rate changes, and pay a 0.05% premium fee to fund enforcement.
Last action: Jan 17, 2025
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