A large group of state attorneys general said a proposed moratorium on state AI laws would be "sweeping and wholly destructive."

Connecticut Attorney General William Tong said lawmakers can go further to protect consumer data by making additions to the state's data privacy law.

The Virginia attorney general's office suffered a cyberattack, prompting officials to shut down computer systems and direct employees to file paper documents.

Washington state Attorney General Bob Ferguson named 18 members from government, academia and industry to study generative artificial intelligence's potential impact on the state.

Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown announced a new online reporting system hoped to improve the statistics on hate crimes and "hate biases."

A letter written in response to the FCC’s inquiry in November about the implications of AI under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act calls for new consumer protections.

The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression filed a lawsuit against Utah's attorney general, claiming a new law could have a chilling effect on free speech.

A Montana lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court is the state’s latest attempt at taking social media companies to task this year.