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New Policy & governance Signal 8h ago

How silicon valley lost its war against state ai laws

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Dustin Haisler

“The tech lobby’s “patchwork” scare is losing. Statehouses are writing AI audits, kid chatbot rules, and data-center bills anyway...‘The landscape has changed dramatically’: States defy the tech lobby on AI rules https://t.co/jh964fWO8j #govtech #AI #AIpolicy”

Primary source politico.com ↗
Developing AI field signal Signal 2d ago

State Audit Finds NYC’s AI Oversight Efforts Incomplete

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Dustin Haisler

“An AI strategy without a complete inventory is still a visibility problem. If agencies self-report tools inconsistently, oversight starts with blind spots...State Audit Finds NYC’s AI Oversight Efforts Incomplete https://t.co/DKFi5NOS2m #govtech #AI #AIgove…”

Primary source govtech.com ↗