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Georgia says Anthropic AI agent accessed public election data, not its voter registration system
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Virginia governor orders statewide plan to address AI cyberattacks
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$11M in AI grants aim to help states modernize public benefits
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OpenAI urges Newsom to strengthen California’s AI safety law with additional safeguards
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