Philip Weiser, Colorado's attorney general, and the plaintiffs in a recent lawsuit against the state, have filed a motion to pause the suit while the state reexamines…

Numerous privacy analysts who've read the SECURE Data Act said that in addition to preempting years of state policy work, it would omit crucial protections for consumers.

AI-powered software from Veritone is being used by a group called the Cold Case Foundation, to generate new leads on old unsolved crimes.

The DOJ and other agencies said they "underestimated the costs and burden" of the accessibility rules on smaller governments.

The ACLU claims police in Maryland relied on a faulty facial recognition scan performed by an unknown website user to imprison an innocent woman for six months.

An analyst told a state advisory council that an AI safety bill under consideration in the legislature was significantly narrowed in scope after a review by the…

One expert said Oklahoma's data-privacy law offers "middle of the road" protections that could wind up superseded by industry trends.

A report from the National Association of State Chief Information Officers shows that while more states are formalizing privacy practices, implementation can be uneven.

Santiago Garces, Boston's CIO, said his agentic AI tools enable anyone, regardless of technical aptitude, to analyze city data. Designed to work with a variety of open-data…

As his pick for Delaware's chief information officer, Gov. Matt Meyer has named Bob Osmond, who's been heading IT in Virginia since 2022.