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Most of the state’s lawsuit against Snapchat has now been unredacted, which they said reveals “new, alarming details” that expose the “disbursing extent to which Snapchat’s alleged practices directly harm Utah’s children.”

Oregon is one of several states making deals with the trillion-dollar chip maker to get artificial intelligence lessons into K-12 and college classes

The Judicial Council's rules neither require nor prohibit the use of AI, though they do provide guidance about transparency and ethics.

Visitors to the Idaho Division of Human Resources’s website can get quick answers from a new chatbot — powered by artificial intelligence, or AI — that combs through state government websites.

Colorado’s tax code was written in 1935 to capture revenue from tangible goods, long before anyone imagined a world where movies could stream to a portable phone.

The resolution only discourages the use of “price-fixing algorithmic software,” but it's sponsors hope it's enough to prod local property managers and landlords to steer clear of the technology.

The bill failed to pass the Oregon Senate by a single vote and has been referred to the rules committee for a third work session with less than a week remaining until the chamber adjourns.

If passed, Oregon would be the first state with a law requiring big tech companies to compensate local news producers.

Colorado’s tax code was written in 1935 to capture revenue from tangible goods, long before anyone imagined a world where movies could stream to your phone.

The University of Montana and Blackfoot Communications have launched a partnership to strengthen cybersecurity defense in rural areas of Montana.