Enforceable now

TRAIGA took effect
January 1, 2026

There is no grace period. The Texas Attorney General can enforce TRAIGA now, with penalties of up to $200,000 per violation. Every AI system operating in Texas must comply.

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Jan 1
2026 — effective date
$200K
Per violation penalty
60 days
Cure period from AG notice
NIST
Safe harbor defense available

What you need to do right now

1

Inventory your AI systems

Document every AI tool, chatbot, predictive model, and automated decision system operating in Texas. TXAIMS provides a structured registry.

2

Screen for prohibited practices

Run each system through TRAIGA's six prohibited practice categories. Document that none of your AI has prohibited intent.

3

Build your NIST defense

Map each AI system to the NIST AI RMF. This is the explicit affirmative defense TRAIGA recognizes — your best protection against $200K penalties.

4

Prepare your cure response

If the AG contacts you, you need a documented cure plan within 60 days. TXAIMS pre-builds your response workflow.

5

Generate evidence bundles

Compile all compliance artifacts into audit-ready packages. Be ready for the AG, procurement reviews, or enterprise customer due diligence.

Compliance resources

The Complete Guide to TRAIGA (HB 149)
Full section-by-section breakdown of the law
TRAIGA Penalties and Enforcement
$200K/violation — enforcement mechanics explained
Texas AI Compliance Framework: Step-by-Step
The systematic path from zero to compliant
60-Day Cure Period Playbook
What happens after the AG sends notice

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