Establishes Japan's basic framework for AI policy, creating an AI Strategy Headquarters under the Cabinet, requiring an AI Basic Plan and guidelines, and allowing the government to investigate and advise on AI misuse.
Sets rules for state and local government use of AI, including a Department of Information Resources AI code of ethics and minimum standards, inventories of agency AI systems, and reviews of heightened-scrutiny AI systems used in consequential decisions.
Establishes the Texas Cyber Command, with a facility in San Antonio, to prevent and respond to cybersecurity incidents, and transfers state cybersecurity duties from the Department of Information Resources to it.
Creates an artificial intelligence division within the Department of Information Resources to help state agencies adopt generative AI and modernize legacy systems.
Requires certain state agency and local government employees and officials to complete certified artificial intelligence training, alongside existing cybersecurity training.
Sets China's national plan to integrate AI across science, industry, consumption, public services, governance and international cooperation, targeting over 70 percent adoption of intelligent terminals and agents by 2027 and over 90 percent by 2030.
Adds identifying economic opportunities from AI to the duties of the West Virginia Task Force on Artificial Intelligence and requires annual electronic reports.
Would set up a pilot program on using artificial intelligence at the Consumer Product Safety Commission and require reports on blockchain and digital tokens.
Would have required disclosure of election-related deepfakes, regulated state agency use of artificial intelligence, and governed data transfers between agencies.
Establishes a Cloud Center of Excellence in the Department of Information Technology Services to manage phased cloud adoption, security and governance across state agencies.
Commission communication setting out actions to make the EU a leading AI continent, covering computing infrastructure such as AI factories and gigafactories, data, skills, AI uptake and simpler implementation of the AI Act.
Prohibits the AI platform DeepSeek and other AI platforms controlled by a country of concern on state-owned devices and networks, and bars genetic sequencers or analysis software produced in a foreign adversary.
OMB memo that required federal agencies to name chief AI officers, inventory AI uses and apply minimum risk practices to rights and safety impacting AI.
Sets Kenya's national AI plan built on three pillars: AI digital infrastructure, data and AI governance, and AI research, innovation and commercialisation.
Requires the Commonwealth Office of Technology to set AI policy standards and creates an Artificial Intelligence Governance Committee for state agency AI use, and creates a cause of action over undisclosed synthetic media in electioneering communications.
Creates the Artificial Intelligence Regulation Task Force to study AI applications, risks and policy and report recommendations to the Legislature annually.
Sets Colombia's national AI policy with 106 actions to 2030 across ethics and governance, data and infrastructure, research, skills and adoption, with an estimated investment of about COP 479,273 million.
Non-binding Commission guidelines with legal explanations and practical examples of the AI practices banned under Article 5 of the AI Act, such as harmful manipulation, social scoring and real-time remote biometric identification.
Set a government wide agenda for safe AI development, including reporting duties for developers of powerful models, NIST standards work and agency guidance.
Independent report led by Matt Clifford, adopted by the government, setting out 50 recommendations to expand AI infrastructure, drive AI adoption across the economy and improve public services.
Requires state agencies to apply meaningful human review to automated decision-making systems that affect benefits or individual rights, conduct impact assessments and disclose the systems they use.
Requires state agencies to assess risks of generative AI use and to disclose when communications with the public about government services are generated by AI.
Council decision authorising the signing, on behalf of the European Union, of the Council of Europe Framework Convention on Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights, Democracy and the Rule of Law.
Sets a continental framework for African Union member states to develop and govern artificial intelligence in support of Agenda 2063 and the Sustainable Development Goals.
Four-year national AI plan, titled IA para o Bem de Todos, organised in five axes with about R$ 23 billion in planned investment for AI infrastructure including supercomputing, skills, public services, business innovation and regulation.
Creates the Delaware Artificial Intelligence Commission to make recommendations on AI use and safety to the General Assembly and state technology department.
Expands and renames the state task force to study artificial intelligence, automated decision systems and biometric technologies and report findings to the legislature.
Requires state government units to inventory and assess their AI systems and directs the Department of Information Technology to adopt policies for state development, procurement and use of AI; cross-filed with HB 1271.
Creates the Government Technology Modernization Council to advise on AI and emerging technology and makes creating or possessing AI-generated child sexual abuse material a crime.
Creates a legislative Task Force on Artificial Intelligence to recommend definitions of AI terms for use in Oregon law, with a report due December 1, 2024.
Creates the Artificial Intelligence Policy Act, requiring disclosure of generative AI use in certain consumer interactions and creating the Office of Artificial Intelligence Policy and an AI regulatory learning laboratory.
Creates an artificial intelligence task force to study state agency use of AI and sets technology resource and cybersecurity policy requirements for public entities.
Establishes the European Artificial Intelligence Office within DG CONNECT to prepare and support implementation of the AI Act, including supervision of general-purpose AI models.
Directs the Virginia Information Technologies Agency to set AI policy standards and an approval process for state agency AI use, creates an AI task force and sets guidelines for AI in education and law enforcement.
Annual defense authorization law for fiscal year 2024 that includes provisions on Department of Defense adoption and oversight of artificial intelligence.
Establishes a State Government AI Advisory Council chaired by the State Chief Information Officer to recommend an action plan and usage policies for AI in state government.