Nevada's governor signed two bills into law that add artificial-intelligence-generated content to its list of illegal digital materials.

A new law in Washington state creates several new requirements for government offices administering elections, including how they manage their equipment.

Maybe next year.

Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly signed a bill that makes the state's telecommunications technology part of its critical infrastructure.

New legislation in California would prohibit employers from using automated decision-making systems in personnel management tasks.

During a recent address, Kansas Gov. Kay Ivey announced legislation to ban students’ use of cell phones at K-12 schools.

Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey approved legislation clearing $1.23 billion for cybersecurity and other information technology upgrades.

Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry vetoed a bill limiting the use of artificial intelligence-generated deepfakes. Similar laws are passing easily in other states.

Newly passed legislation would have Hawaii's top technology official reporting to the state comptroller and create a new IT steering committee.

Generative artificial intelligence could revolutionize state government, but it must be done responsibly, said New Jersey Chief Technology Officer Chris Rein.