The data of 61,000 people was compromised by improper access by state employees, who've since been fired by the state government.

Madeliene Dwyer, a policy analyst for the nonprofit Center for Democracy and Technology, breaks down states' artificial intelligence executive orders.

A new planning document sent from Gov. Wes Moore’s Artificial Intelligence Subcabinet to the state legislature says 2025 will be a year of “experimentation and momentum-building.”

Virginia is managing a portfolio of more than 2,000 applications, many of which are outdated and need updating.