Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves signed an executive order which notes that AI technologies are “already being utilized by state agencies.”

After six months of testing generative AI tools, California is ready to start buying the technology, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced.

A new ACLU report says police shouldn't use generative AI to write incident reports, citing concerns about biases and transparency.

Arizona published updates to its generative AI policies after collecting feedback from employees on how they were using the technology.

Amanda Renteria, CEO of Code for America, discussed the organization's focus on partnering with governments to deliver services, especially for low-income communities.

Dozens of state governments over the past year have built inroads to responsibly incorporating artificial intelligence into their operations and digital services, including creating task forces, developing…

Alaska Chief Information Officer Bill Smith says his state is developing several promising uses of generative AI.

New York's Alex Foard says the city's AI action plan is progressing ahead of schedule as the city looks ahead to build more partnerships to develop the…

Researchers from Stanford and Princeton University finely tuned a large language model to help Santa Clara County, California, meet a strenuous state mandate.

A new report says that with enough cross-agency collaboration and a watchful eye on ethical pitfalls, states can use AI to improve procurement.