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New Mexico Lawmakers Move to Regulate AI, Raising Questions About Innovation and Overreach

New Mexico lawmakers have introduced legislation to regulate artificial intelligence, aiming to protect civil rights and ensure transparency in its use, especially in critical areas like hiring and healthcare. While supporters view this as necessary consumer protection, critics argue it may hinder innovation and place the state at a disadvantage compared to others like Texas.

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Two Paths for AI Regulation in the U.S.: State-Led Laws or Federal Standards?

The U.S. faces a critical decision in AI regulation, balancing between state-led approaches like Colorado’s AI Act and federal frameworks, particularly the NIST RMF. The EU AI Act’s influence may shape U.S. strategy, prompting a blend of state innovation and federal oversight to avoid regulatory inconsistencies as AI becomes increasingly impactful.

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Governor Youngkin’s Veto of HB2613: Upholding Child Safety in Custody Decisions

Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin vetoed House Bill 2613, which aimed to restrict courts from considering a parent’s legal substance use in custody cases. He expressed concerns about potential risks to child safety, particularly regarding access to cannabis products. The veto underscores that child welfare must remain paramount in custody decisions.

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