Utah is studying AI in the wild today to help lawmakers write the rules for tomorrow
Utah is studying AI in the wild today to help lawmakers write the rules for tomorrow
The state’s Office of AI Policy is letting companies test emerging technology under customized oversight while studying where the state might need more regulation.
(Chris Samuels | The Salt Lake Tribune) Utah lawmakers expect to set new regulations governing artificial intelligence.
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