Tex. Business & Commerce Code § 553.101
This is the official text of Tex. Business & Commerce Code § 553.101, part of Texas’s Business & Commerce Code — governs commercial transactions and general business practices.
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§ 553.101. COORDINATION WITH APPLICABLE AGENCY.
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(a) The department shall coordinate with all applicable agencies to oversee the operation of a program participant.
(b) The council or an applicable agency may recommend to the department that a program participant be removed from the program if the council or applicable agency finds that the program participant's artificial intelligence system:
(1) poses an undue risk to public safety or welfare;
(2) violates any federal law or regulation; or
(3) violates any state law or regulation not waived under the program.
(b) The council or an applicable agency may recommend to the department that a program participant be removed from the program if the council or applicable agency finds that the program participant's artificial intelligence system:
(1) poses an undue risk to public safety or welfare;
(2) violates any federal law or regulation; or
(3) violates any state law or regulation not waived under the program.
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