A majority of state governments have adopted generative AI. Their technology offices are starting to consider more autonomous agents.

A bill under consideration in New York would provide a private right of action, allowing people to file lawsuits against chatbot owners who violate the law.

A representative from New York City's technology office struggled to answer questions from City Council members about how city agencies use of biometric data and AI.

A new legislative package would build on Minnesota's efforts to curtail fraud across its social safety-net programs.

A mistake at the Washington state Department of Licensing illuminated one of the dangers of using artificial intelligence to support digital services.

To demonstrate AI’s value to lawmakers, Utah’s AI director said states should focus on a simple metric: how much time it saves employees.

The state's new LeakTracer program uses data from "L-band synthetic aperture radar" satellites and AI to identify anomalies in soil moisture that could signal water escaping underground.

The Boston Curb Lab will seek to create a database of curb regulations and help support smarter policy decisions.

California technology officials said a new AI-powered digital assistant, called Poppy, is helping employees speed through bureaucratic hurdles within a secure ecosystem that keeps government data on…

Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey announced the state will deploy a ChatGPT-powered tool to all 40,000 employees of the state's executive branch.