Lawmakers have formed a team to study artificial intelligence, Blockchain, and Crypto Assets.

The committee must start working before September 1, 2025. This will require several months to gather information and talk directly with experts to understand the benefits and risks of using these technologies in the economy and government of Louisiana.

The resolution stipulates that the group must submit a complete report to the House Commerce Committee and the David R. Poynter Legislative Research Library by February 1, 2026. The report must explain the current use cases of artificial intelligence, Blockchain, and Crypto Assets in Louisiana. It should also review how other states manage these technologies. Finally, the group must make recommendations on potential safeguards and determine whether Louisiana should introduce new laws to ensure their safe use in daily life.

The resolution does not directly create any new laws. However, it indicates that New York State is seriously considering incorporating digital tools and assets into mainstream use and hopes its leaders understand the power and complexity of these tools.

Louisiana is one of the many states actively exploring artificial intelligence, Blockchain, and Crypto Assets. Leaders across the country now realize that if they delay too long in refining the relevant technologies and regulations, they could ultimately put the public in danger.