According to NYC officials, Mamdani’s moratorium represents “the most expansive student-facing AI moratorium in the nation.”

Gov. Gavin Newsom has announced Engaged California, a new platform designed to gather feedback on how artificial intelligence is impacting the state.

A new policy framework from the Aspen Institute would establish clear processes for states to follow when AI produces unwanted or dangerous results.

New York’s AI tool and training materials have been extended to the state's entire workforce of more than 100,000 employees.

Indiana recently revamped its online notary learning program, using generative AI to create most of the content.

After years of crafting policies and surveying risks, many state and local agencies are carefully experimenting with wider deployments of generative AI tools.

Generative AI tools are popping up everywhere in government. Los Angeles is the latest to add them to its standard set of staff tools.

The author of New Jersey's generative AI guide said she hopes it will help keep others from "trudging through mud in the same ways."

The Silicon Valley hub is looking to buy a software that will allow its staff to create their own digital assistants, before they burn out.

The bot fails at some basic questions about fires. Cal Fire says it is working on fixes.