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The era of theoretical AI ethics is over. For state governments, the age of AI regulation has begun.
From Sacramento to Albany, statehouses are becoming the new front lines for AI policy. As agencies rush to deploy AI for everything from DMV services to public health inquiries, they face a daunting challenge: how do you write the rules for a technology that evolves faster than the legislative process? The risks are immense—algorithmic bias in social services, data privacy breaches, and the public's eroding trust.
In this critical episode, we go beyond the headlines to examine the intricate process of building AI policy and regulation from the ground up at the state level. We explore how states like Indiana, California, and Virginia are creating their own AI risk frameworks, often based on principles from MIT and NIST, to govern how th ...