Politics
Governors form bipartisan coalition to create state AI framework citing federal delay
Maryland Governor Wes Moore and Indiana Governor Mike Braun are launching a joint state-level effort on artificial intelligence.
The short version
- Maryland Governor Wes Moore is partnering with Indiana Governor Mike Braun to lead a bipartisan group of governors focused on developing artificial intelligence standards.[Associated Press · ABC News]
- Moore cited a lack of federal action, criticizing Congress for recessing before the midterms without passing AI legislation.[Associated Press · ABC News]
- The initiative aims to create a state-level policy framework to address growing concerns regarding AI technology.[Associated Press · ABC News]
Key facts
- Maryland Governor Wes Moore is launching a bipartisan governors group to address artificial intelligence due to federal inaction.[Associated Press · ABC News]
- National Governors Association co-chair and Indiana Governor Mike Braun will partner with Moore on the policy framework.[Associated Press · ABC News]
- Moore criticized a recent White House meeting between President Donald Trump and tech executives.[Associated Press · ABC News]
What remains uncertain
- The specific policy proposals and guidelines to be included in the proposed governors' AI framework remain unspecified.[Associated Press · ABC News]
Sources
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- Wes Moore forms bipartisan governors group on AI, citing federal inactionAssociated Press · Wire: associated-press
- Wes Moore forms bipartisan governors group on AI, citing federal inactionABC News - Technology