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What US Governments are doing on AI - 2024  - US map w actions

When Government Technology first started working on a tracker to monitor what states and local governments are doing about AI, it quickly became clear it would be an enormous task.

As Google’s generative AI tool, Gemini, puts it, keeping pace with state and local AI efforts is akin to “watching a kaleidoscope constantly shifting its patterns,” “chasing a constantly moving target,” or “assembling a jigsaw puzzle with pieces that keep changing shape.”Human experts echo this sentiment. Erin Mills, chief marketing officer at Quorum, a legislative tracking software platform, noted the surge in AI legislation in 2024.

“I think there’s a lot of concern, because there’s all these core issues that the states have been focused on because the federal government hasn’t been moving as fast as we may have liked,” said Mills. ”People are still trying to figure it out, we’re still in the early days and understanding what the implications are for their jobs, and what the implications are for generated content.”

To provide a comprehensive understanding of how states and localities are approaching AI, we've categorized our findings into key areas:

COLLABORATIVE EFFORTS: AI TASK FORCES AND WORK GROUPS

REGULATORY FRAMEWORKS: AI GOVERNANCE AND INVENTORIES

LEGISLATIVELY DRIVEN AI: MANDATED AI PROJECTS

DEDICATED LEADERSHIP: AI OFFICIALS AND OFFICES

AI USE RESTRICTIONS 

 Erin Mills, chief marketing officer at Quorum, a legislative tracking software platform, noted the surge in AI legislation in 2024.



“I think there’s a lot of concern, because there’s all these core issues that the states have been focused on because the federal government hasn’t been moving as fast as we may have liked,” said Mills. ”People are still trying to figure it out, we’re still in the early days and understanding what the implications are for their jobs, and what the implications are for generated content.”

MASSACHUSETTS AI 

AI Task Forces & Councils:



Governor Maura Healey signed an executive order establishing the Artificial Intelligence Strategic Task Force to study AI technology and its impact on the state, private businesses, higher education institutions and constituents. The task force will conduct outreach and collect input from stakeholders and experts.







AI Governance & Inventories:







Legislatively-Mandated AI Projects:



The state has allocated $25,000,000 for development of artificial intelligence and machine learning systems.

RHODE ISLAND AI

AI Task Forces & Councils:



The state has established an AI Task Force to assess the risks and opportunities presented by the proliferation of AI and advising state policy makers.







AI Governance & Inventories:



The Department of Administration and the RI Division of Information Technology must review and evaluate the use and development of AI and automated decision systems. The evaluation should include current security and implementation procedures, the extent of algorithmic decision-making, validation and testing for biases, data sources, and data security.







Legislatively-Mandated AI Projects:







AI Leadership:



The state has created a AI Center of Excellence to promote AI policy and procedures and improve state operations. It will include the creation of a state code of ethics for AI to minimize bias and create a framework that supports and guides state employees.







State AI Use Restrictions:

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