3 ways states are regulating AI
Nearly-two thirds of Americans in a recent Associated Press-NORC poll said AI development is happening “too fast.” And as federal regulation stalls, Republican and Democratic-led states alike are moving ahead with laws of their own.
Some states are taking on new frontier AI models, the most advanced models available, while others are creating rules around how AI can be deployed in health care, how children interact with chatbots, the use of AI in elections and more.
PBS News’ Tim McPhillips spoke with Will Clark, a fellow with the Technology & Data-Driven Governing team at the National Conference of State Legislatures, to explore how states are moving forward on their own to regulate AI, the limits of a patchwork of state laws and what might be next.
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