Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed nearly two dozen bills affecting the state's elections, including a new rule about the use of AI.

The Traveler Privacy Protection Act would put an end to a TSA facial recognition pilot program and prevent future experimentation without Congressional approval.

California's AI task force completed its first report on the benefits and many risks posed by generative artificial intelligence.

Illinois Chief Information Officer Sanjay Gupta said his state's AI task force is targeting "low risk, high reward" use cases first.

The policy comes with a list of do's and do nots for New Jersey state employees to consider when using generative AI.

A new strategy document underscores the importance of “secure by design” principles in AI systems and boosting the agency’s AI talent.

Philadelphia's transit authority is expanding a program to use AI-powered cameras to spot and ticket cars illegally parked in bus lanes.

On the Priorities podcast, Georgia CIO Shawnzia Thomas gives an update on how the state is approaching AI.

As California prepares to publish its initial recommendations for generative AI use, two top officials share how the process is unfolding.

Reports of the new AI use comes just a day after Adams released the New York City Artificial Intelligence Action Plan, pledging to use the technology responsibly.