House subcommittee members heard mixed perspectives from experts on the role of state AI laws might play in technological innovation.

AB 1018 would have required companies and government agencies to notify individuals when automated decision systems were used for "consequential decisions."

The California State Assembly approved legislation that would place new safeguards on AI-powered chatbots.

San Jose, California, has announced it will test AI-powered software with the aim of approving building permits more rapidly.

North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein signed an executive order launching a statewide artificial intelligence framework.

Lancaster, California, plans to begin using agentic AI to fast-track approvals and eliminate bottlenecks that slow the permitting process.

Tyler Thompson, a partner at Reed Smith, explains why some in Colorado are concerned about the state's AI Act.

The California State Water Resources Control Board said the bill, designed to protect the public from AI bias, could cost the agency millions.

Folsom, California, launched a video of Bigfoot giving a guided tour of the city, part of the city's campaign to attract tourists.

Business Software Alliance claimed that the Automated Decisions Safety Act would apply to broadly to companies that use various automation tools.