More than 260 state legislators from all 50 states have signed a letter opposing a provision in the federal budget reconciliation bill that would limit state power in regulating AI.
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs announced the state has established a committee to explore the risks and opportunities of AI adoption in government.
State government and privacy advocacy groups said they’re concerned by legislation that would preempt state enforcement of AI laws until 2035.
Talita Elizeu, director of partnerships at Govern for America, and Cara Eckholm, the nonprofit’s research director, share findings from research on state government AI policy.
State chief AI officers and other top IT officials said they need more supporting AI roles to make best use of the technology.
On this week’s Priorities Podcast, we’re joined by Robert Fulk, chief information officer of the Indiana Secretary of State’s Office, to talk about the work behind “Captain Record,” the state’s newest generative artificial intelligence tool. It allows users to search more than 100 years’ worth of state documents, and by intelligently indexing over 20 million […]
A new report from Alabama’s AI task force found that generative artificial intelligence is being used by nearly a quarter of state agencies.
Illinois state Rep. Laura Faver Dias said a bill she’s introduced would provide much-needed guidance to school districts seeking to use and regulate AI.
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin vetoed a bill that would have offered protections from discrimination created by AI systems.
The Office of Management Enterprise Services is using a new AI-powered tool that officials said are reducing errors in the state’s procurement processes.
