Tai Phan, Oklahoma's chief technology officer, has joined the small but growing cohort of state officials whose responsibilities center around AI technologies.

Following a survey of 1,000 residents and 300 government workers, Accenture researchers concluded that AI holds great potential for the public sector, if done correctly.

Republican lawmakers are again shopping language that would preempt enforcement of states' artificial intelligence laws.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoed a bill that would have tightly restricted minors’ access to companion chatbots.

New York plans to provide tens of thousands of employees with tools and training to more competently use artificial intelligence tools.

The Center for Humane Technology's Pete Furlong and Transparency Coalition.ai's Rob Eleveld to discuss the impacts of AI companion chatbots.

Utah is turning to artificial intelligence to help statewide public safety answering points handle the overwhelming volume of non-emergency calls and speed up emergency response times.

A yearlong partnership between Utah and the Aspen Institute aims to boost the fairness, transparency and accountability of the state's AI systems.

MTA Chief Security Officer Michael Kemper said he's exploring the use of AI-powered cameras to detect potentially dangerous behavior.

New York City Chief Privacy Officer Michael Fitzpatrick shares how AI is changing privacy and how his city is tackling workforce challenges.