States taking on challenge of Artificial Intelligence legislation
At least 13 states have already enacted laws relating to Artificial Intelligence, and nearly every state legislature is considering a bill
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UT San Antonio joins organization to make AI technology safer
U.S. Artificial Safety Institute Consortium brings government, university and private researchers together to help develop and deploy trustworthy AI systems
Rhode Island creates task force to study state’s use of AI
Executive order also creates a governance program to establish guidelines for implementing AI technology
Texas appoints members to AI advisory council
Seven-member board will study and monitor how the Lone Star State develops, uses and procures AI technology
Austin to establish AI-use guidelines for city employees
Advisory committee comprised of digital privacy- and AI-focused academics, nonprofits and industry experts to help chart city’s way forward
Massachusetts creating task force to consider AI use statewide
Group would create recommendations for how the state can support AI adoption for public use and to support private business
Executive order calls for ethical AI integration into Washington state government
Order calls for guidelines to aid in the procurement and use of AI technologies, ensuring vendors adhere to stringent risk-management frameworks
Houston-area city will use AI to improve safety, traffic flow at intersections
System fuses radar, video and vision AI technologies to identify and track vehicles, pedestrians and bicycles as they enter intersections
Harnessing AI: How federal agencies are innovating for the future
In an era in which artificial intelligence is reshaping industries, the federal government is not standing by the sidelines. Dozens of federal agencies are actively implementing hundreds of AI use cases.
