Michigan lawmakers consider statewide AI pilot program
HB 5899 would establish a pilot program that allows agencies to experiment with generative AI tools, under strict oversight.
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Colorado attorney general to delay enforcing AI law after xAI lawsuit
Philip Weiser, Colorado's attorney general, and the plaintiffs in a recent lawsuit against the state, have filed a motion to pause the suit while the state reexamines…
Alabama names state’s first chief AI officer
Alabama has promoted Aaron Wright, the state's director of application development, to serve as its first chief AI officer.
Bridging the AI scalability gap: From experimentation to enterprise impact
To unlock meaningful public value from AI, agency leaders must move beyond fragmented pilots and commit to a cohesive, enterprise-wide strategy that aligns technical capability with active…
How Utah’s AI policy office is laying the foundation for governance
Zachary Boyd, director of the Utah Office of Artificial Intelligence Policy, said successful AI policy will come from a recognition that no single party has all the…
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Can AI help solve cold cases?
AI-powered software from Veritone is being used by a group called the Cold Case Foundation, to generate new leads on old unsolved crimes.
AI safety bill advancing in Tennessee was narrowed after White House feedback, analyst claims
An analyst told a state advisory council that an AI safety bill under consideration in the legislature was significantly narrowed in scope after a review by the…
Pennsylvania expanded generative AI to 3,000 employees, with thousands more in training
The Pennsylvania state government has continued to expand its use of generative AI among its workforce, fulfilling a 2023 governor's order.
States are racing to update their ‘ex parte’ Medicaid systems. Should new technologies play a role?
As agencies brace for upticks in renewal volume and administrative complexity, some officials say they're making changes, but not planning to use any new technologies.
Can AI reshape how states manage vendors? Here’s $10M to find out
A new round of funding from two civic tech nonprofits, targeting benefits system upgrades, aims to disrupt the traditional relationship between state governments and their technology vendors.
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