As government entities increasingly use artificial intelligence to expedite research or streamline regulations, lawmakers are finding ways to put guardrails on the fast-growing technology.
The legislative landscape surrounding AI use in government is rapidly evolving. While AI-related legislation tends to stall in Congress, states are passing their own measures to regulate the public sector’s integration of the technology.
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