Policy Implications of AI in Governance
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State legislators introduce over 400 state bills touching AI this session, with about 90 study commissions or task forces created to gather stakeholders. A common three-step trend emerges: first study, then restrict government uses, then tackle private-sector regulation. Connecticut advances the pattern with a study bill that led to government-use rules and plans for a forthcoming private-industry AI bill. Practical focus is on oversight tools, resource-constrained agency efficiency, and phased policymaking.
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