Maryland’s governor has approved legislation ordering the state taxation agency to evaluate whether blockchain is a viable solution to its deed fraud problem. Not everyone is convinced it’s a good idea.
Aaron Wright, Alabama’s new chief AI officer, said he wants the state’s AI guardrails to become a continuously evolving framework.
A new lawsuit alleges an AI chatbot falsely claimed to be a licensed psychiatrist in Pennsylvania and produced a fake license number.
Paul Rosenzweig, former deputy assistant secretary for policy at the Department of Homeland Security, weighs in on FirstNet’s most pressing decisions as Congress considers reauthorization.
Alabama has promoted Aaron Wright, the state’s director of application development, to serve as its first chief AI officer.
As the federal government continues to seek more of the personal data held by state governments, three in four Americans report wanting stronger oversight.
A new proposal would make adjustments to Colorado’s AI law, including requirements to prevent algorithmic discrimination and a dilution of liability.
Tony Sauerhoff, formerly Texas’ chief artificial intelligence and innovation officer, has been named as the state’s chief information officer.
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs this week announced plans that could save her state as much as $100 million over three years, but assured her public that she would not destroy essential programs.
As states brace for reduced federal cybersecurity support, a new report argues that state CFOs and CISOs need to rethink how they calculate their return on cybersecurity investments.
