Texas AI governance act in force with AG enforcement

Texas's Responsible Artificial Intelligence Governance Act (TRAIGA) took effect on 1 January 2026. Only the Texas attorney general can enforce it, and companies get a period to cure violations.

Cross-industry 2026 Verified in a source

Insurance products that may respond

Cyber / Regulatory defenseD&O

Why it matters for insurance

AG-only enforcement with cure rights.

Source

Baker Botts: Texas enacts Responsible AI Governance Act, what companies need to know (Jul 2025)

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