More states are taking privacy seriously, but their work isn’t done
A report from the National Association of State Chief Information Officers shows that while more states are formalizing privacy practices, implementation can be uneven.
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Oklahoma’s new privacy law expands data rights, but most probably won’t notice
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Illinois unveils ‘Journey to Success’ prison tablet education program
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State CIO group reaffirms members are drivers of innovation
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San Jose, California, city leaders vote to make AI coalition an independent nonprofit
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Minnesota governor orders emergency support for cyberattack disrupting county’s ‘critical systems’
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Should states treat AI incidents like aviation accidents, and investigate?
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