On AI policy, states can learn from each other
Talita Elizeu, director of partnerships at Govern for America, and Cara Eckholm, the nonprofit’s research director, share findings from research on state government AI policy.
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Breaking down states’ AI executive orders
Madeliene Dwyer, a policy analyst for the nonprofit Center for Democracy and Technology, breaks down states' artificial intelligence executive orders.
Maryland’s 2025 AI roadmap targets 12 ‘critical domains’ for growth
A new planning document sent from Gov. Wes Moore’s Artificial Intelligence Subcabinet to the state legislature says 2025 will be a year of “experimentation and momentum-building.”
Mississippi governor signs AI order after task force bill flops
Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves signed an executive order which notes that AI technologies are “already being utilized by state agencies.”
To avoid ‘AI divide,’ National League of Cities and Google share AI report and toolkit for local governments
The report and toolkit aim provide guidance to cities as they consider the impact of AI and its role in modernizing city services.
Virginia’s governor announces members of AI task force
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin named the members of an AI task force that will meet at least twice per year to advise on AI policies.
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Most states don’t have data quality programs, despite interest from top IT leaders
New survey results from Ernst & Young and NASCIO show that only 22% of states operate data quality programs.
AI is beyond government control
State governments are forming new laws and policies that set "guardrails" to limit AI's potential harms. But officials know their reach is limited.
How state lawmakers, election officials are fighting AI deepfakes
New laws penalizing unlabeled AI-generated content and public awareness campaigns are two ways state leaders are attempting to fight deepfakes.