Carnegie paper examines state role on AI after defeat of moratorium

State governments are poised to lead on artificial intelligence policy development after Congress’ recent failure to pass a moratorium on state-level AI regulation, according to a paper by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace that examines legislative proposals in California, New York and Michigan.

“In a new article, Carnegie’s Alasdair Phillips-Robins and Scott Singer unpack the state of play for AI lawmaking, which states are making moves, and what to expect in the near future,” Carnegie says in a...