Chris Teale

Elections officials need to get their message out locally amid heightened scrutiny, especially as AI-driven misinformation threatens trust in elections.

Recent research found that most states that have banned private election donations have not made up any resulting shortfall in funding. Meanwhile, Congress is bickering over providing money.

By thinking of physical and digital safety as the same, the New York City schools are preparing their systems for ever-evolving technologies.

By thinking of physical and digital safety as the same, the New York City schools are preparing their systems for ever-evolving technologies.

The U.S. Department of Transportation aims to have vehicle-to-everything tech deployed nationwide by 2036, and said it will offer grants and support to help states get there.

With little precedent for such a big federal investment in cybersecurity, states have largely had to write their own playbooks on how to distribute the funds to local governments.

The legislation requires developers of large AI systems to test if they can be used in various extreme scenarios. It has support, but plenty of detractors in the state’s large tech community.

After Tennessee passed the ELVIS Act this past winter to protect an artist’s name, image and likeness from being used by digital replicas, other states are considering similar legislation.

Over the past two years, states have passed dozens of laws to protect young people from the worst of the platforms. Here’s how they’ve done it.

Several states have tried to regulate the space in a bid to protect young people from the worst of the platforms. But whether their plans are workable, and can withstand legal challenges, remains to be seen.