Connecticut Senate passes unique bill on private sector AI use
A bill moving through the Connecticut legislature would be the first law to comprehensively regulates the private sector's use of AI.
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Utah closes potential loophole on AI-aided crimes
New laws soon go into effect that ensure Utahns can be held legally responsible if they use AI to commit crimes.
New Hampshire’s Rich Lavers talks AI’s potential to streamline government services
Rich Lavers, Deputy Commissioner, Dept. of Employment Security, New Hampshire, joins Scoop News Group at Google Cloud Next ‘24.
Agency leaders discover the power of AI to scale and support citizen services
Leaders from Michigan, California and Wisconsin discuss how applying AI has slashed delivery times, reduced work backlogs, and expanded community engagement.
Generative AI, business acquisitions, sustainability among 2024 government IT trends
Government IT firms Tyler Technologies, Granicus and CentralSquare Technologies are among those to make announcements in recent weeks.
Public sector short on AI skills, report shows
Sixty percent of government respondents in a recent survey said that the lack of relevant skills impaired their ability to apply artificial intelligence.
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Pennsylvania AI disclosure bill advances to state Senate
Pennsylvania House lawmakers approved legislation that follows the lead of dozens of other states seeking to flag AI generated content for the public.
New York State Bar Association releases guidelines for AI adoption
The New York State Bar Association issued a report that includes guidelines for adoption of generative AI.
After giving wrong answers, NYC chatbot to stay online for testing
New York City Mayor Eric Adams said that although his chatbot provides some wrong answers, he believes testing should done publicly.
White House officials meet with state, local leaders on AI governance
During the GovAI Coalition's first public meeting, White House officials expressed interest in maintaining open lines of communication between federal, state and local governments.