New York State to offer AI training to state employees
New York plans to provide tens of thousands of employees with tools and training to more competently use artificial intelligence tools.
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Tennessee joins AWS’ AI and cloud workforce training program
A new partnership aims to create more pathways to jobs in artificial intelligence and cloud computing in Tennessee.
AI added to Denver CIO’s title
Suma Nallapati was named Denver's first chief artificial intelligence and information officer.
AI now powers street hazard detection in San Jose, Calif.
A program in San Jose, California, designed to improve road safety now uses artificial intelligence to detect potholes and other hazards.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom signs landmark AI bill
California Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed SB 53, a law designed to bring greater oversight to many of the world's leading AI developers.
States’ cautious AI strategies will become ‘harder to justify’ as tech improves, new report claims
The National Association of State Chief Information Officers says in a new report that states have been cautious with AI, but incentives could change as the technology…
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Crowdsourced photos help power flood-tracking app in Florida
The University of South Florida is expanding a flood-tracking app that combines crowdsourcing, AI and cameras.
Advocacy groups urge Newsom to sign California’s AI bill
Advocacy groups sent a letter to Gov. Newsom urging him to sign an AI bill that would put tighter requirements on private companies developing the technology.
NYC’s Transit Tech Lab helps area agencies explore AI to fix ridership, inspection challenges
The NYC Transit Tech Lab shared the results of its 2025 cohort, detailing how AI helped agencies fix ridership and inspection challenges.
AI laws could stifle innovation, but broad preemption would be ‘reckless,’ experts tell House subcommittee
House subcommittee members heard mixed perspectives from experts on the role of state AI laws might play in technological innovation.