In a year of intensive policymaking around artificial intelligence, efforts to govern biometric data privacy have taken a back seat.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed three bills limiting the use of artificial intelligence in political campaigns.

The California Civil Rights Council weighed changes that would prohibit the use of AI in certain hiring and employment practices.

If signed by the governor, New York's LOADinG Act will put a strict approval process around any use of automated decision-making systems.

The Electronic Privacy Information Center published a document that allows scoring of state and federal AI legislation.

New laws soon go into effect that ensure Utahns can be held legally responsible if they use AI to commit crimes.

The California AI Accountability Act introduced by Sen. Bill Dodd would require state agencies to notify users when they are interacting with AI and push for better…