A bill under consideration in New York would provide a private right of action, allowing people to file lawsuits against chatbot owners who violate the law.

A representative from New York City's technology office struggled to answer questions from City Council members about how city agencies use of biometric data and AI.

A new legislative package would build on Minnesota's efforts to curtail fraud across its social safety-net programs.

A new executive order cites delays caused by regulatory bottlenecks that have hindered the expansion of internet access in Delaware.

To demonstrate AI’s value to lawmakers, Utah’s AI director said states should focus on a simple metric: how much time it saves employees.

The Minnesota Technology Advisory Council advised the state to begin preparing for a class of security threats that might render useless current encryption standards.

Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey announced the state will deploy a ChatGPT-powered tool to all 40,000 employees of the state's executive branch.

A mapping platform in Maryland that ingests infrastructure data from across agencies is helping the state spot internet coverage gaps and make smarter investments.

Lisa Gelobter, an Obama-era Education Department appointee, will serve as New York City's chief technology officer.

A new statewide plan directs agencies to ensure all their digital services are accessible to people with disabilities.