Differing state-level policies on artificial intelligence (AI) create a complex legislative landscape to navigate, but can also create opportunity, according to experts. The federal government has not yet implemented comprehensive policy to address the development and use of AI, leaving the responsibility to implement policy largely to states . In Congress, many AI-related pieces of legislation have been under consideration, but states are not waiting to enact AI governance . For example, Nevada’s 2025 legislative session will include a focus on AI technology, as Nevada CIO Timothy Galluzi told Government Technology . “Right now, we are at the beginning of our legislative session, so we are actively tracking multiple [bills] from our hardworking lawmakers regarding AI — and generative AI, specifically,” Galluzi said. Nevada released an AI policy in […]
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