Utahns must know when AI chatbots offer financial advice — but what about booking a haircut?

A year after Utah legislators opted to regulate the use of generative artificial intelligence in customer interactions, the lead lawmaker behind the bill thinks his first attempt went too far.

A bill introduced and approved in the Senate Business and Labor Committee Friday afternoon narrows the scope of the types of businesses required to disclose when their customers are interacting with generative AI — the kind that can talk back to you if you ask it a question or give it a prompt — and…