Connecticut Senate approves AI bill setting up potential clash with governor

The Connecticut state Senate approved by what has been described as a surprise party-line vote of 24-12 a sweeping Democratic legislative proposal for regulating artificial intelligence, despite the objections of Gov. Ned Lamont (D) who has urged more time to consider a potential multistate or federal approach to AI safety.

“Beginning in 2026, per the bill becoming law, developers would use reasonable care to protect consumers from risks of algorithmic discrimination and be required to provide information regarding limitations and...