On the latest episode of StateScoop’s Priorities podcast, Jay Stanley, senior policy analyst at the American Civil Liberties Union, talks about a new report he authored for the organization…

The startup Ferretly scans the seven most popular social media sites for offensive or extreme content posted by prospective employees.

The NFL is requiring all who work at the Las Vegas stadium, including police officers, to undergo facial recognition scans.

Washington state Chief Privacy Officer Katy Ruckle says she's worried people may become too trusting of AI's outputs after the technology improves.

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine announced that iPhone users have a new way to display their digital identities at some businesses and airports.

On this week's Priorities Podcast, North Dakota Chief Information Officer Gregory Hoffman says whole-of-state cybersecurity and AI are focus areas for his state.

The world’s foundational privacy guidelines weren’t written for the generative AI era.

Vermont's governor vetoed what would have been one of the strongest data privacy bills in the nation. He urged lawmakers to craft something less risky.

An investigation by the Kansas Office of Judicial Administration revealed that a cyberattack last year may have exposed personal information of 150,000 people.

Texas CIO Amanda Crawford said privacy and data literacy have been key considerations as the state pursues generative AI projects.