AI disclosure laws in New Hampshire
What businesses using chatbots, AI voice agents or AI content in New Hampshire need to know. Last reviewed 2026-11-02. Not legal advice.
Short answer
Yes. New Hampshire has 1 AI disclosure law in force: New Hampshire chatbot protections for minors (HB 143). Federal rules, including the FTC Act, also apply.
Who it covers
Owners and operators of an online service whose sole purpose is responsive, open-ended generative AI communication, reachable by New Hampshire children.
What to disclose
No AI notice is required. The law bans certain communications to children.
Penalties
A misdemeanor under the child endangerment law. Civil liability for damages caused, and at least $1,000 per violation.
Full details and sources for New Hampshire chatbot protections for minors (HB 143)
Federal rules that also apply in New Hampshire
- FTC Act Section 5: deceptive AI practices: Section 5 bans deceptive acts and practices in commerce.
- TCPA: AI-generated voices are 'artificial or prerecorded' calls: The FCC ruled that calls using AI-generated voices are 'artificial or prerecorded voice' calls under the TCPA.
Questions businesses ask
Does New Hampshire require businesses to disclose AI chatbots?
Yes. New Hampshire has 1 AI disclosure law in force: New Hampshire chatbot protections for minors (HB 143). Federal rules, including the FTC Act, also apply.
What happens if a business in New Hampshire doesn't disclose AI?
Under New Hampshire chatbot protections for minors (HB 143): A misdemeanor under the child endangerment law. Civil liability for damages caused, and at least $1,000 per violation. Enforced by Prosecutors; for civil actions, the New Hampshire Attorney General after 90 days' written notice and a chance to cure..
How can a business in New Hampshire show visitors it uses AI?
Show a clear notice that visitors are talking to AI before or when a chat starts, repeat it on the schedule the law sets, and keep a record that it appeared. BotNotice does this with one line of code on most website builders.
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