While the number of state AI bills introduced this year has jumped, experts said AI hasn't entirely crowded out important discussions about data privacy.

New rules governing the use of automated decision-making software arrive after more than a year of drafting and debate.

A federal judge blocked the Department of Agriculture from sharing the personal data of SNAP applicants in 21 states and Washington, D.C.

Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach sued Gov. Laura Kelly over her refusal to share the personal data of 730,000 SNAP recipients with the federal government.

Nik Blosser will serve in a dual role as the state's first chief privacy officer and artificial intelligence strategist.

A report from the R Street Institute examining how police use AI-powered body cameras raises concerns of privacy, racial bias and oversight.

Dozens of privacy advocates, along with top digital rights groups, have signed onto a campaign to remove the surveillance capabilities native to mobile driver’s license technology.

Connecticut Attorney General William Tong said lawmakers can go further to protect consumer data by making additions to the state's data privacy law.

A new report from NASCIO outlines how state chief privacy officers can develop statewide privacy programs from scratch, regardless of their IT structures.

Most school districts' student data privacy programs are led by administrators with limited training in privacy, according to a new report.