Artificial Intelligence News and In-Depth Reporting

Hartford awarded $20M ‘innovation cluster’ award

The state grant will go toward developing a 100K square foot campus intended to support workforce development around applied AI technologies.

As school districts weigh which tools are safe and worth spending money on, some officials are feeling overwhelmed by the array of choices.

Business and development leaders hope AI will usher in a productivity boom, but workers are concerned. CT has big plans to train them.

Advertisements in NY featuring AI-generated people in place of actors will be violating state law if they aren’t clearly labeled ‘synthetic.’

CT is now among a growing number of states to adopt AI regulations. The Trump administration has sought to dissuade states from doing so.

With Tuesday’s vote, the artificial intelligence bill now moves to the House, which last year opted to not take up that session’s AI measure.

Advocates hope a new approach to regulating artificial intelligence will finally generate results, despite tensions with the industry.

Online privacy is a legislative priority this year, with several bills already introduced, including two put forward by Gov. Ned Lamont.

CT lawmakers haven’t settled on how to regulate artificial intelligence. Since they adjourned in 2025, the question has become more pressing.

The bill would make CT fill a regulatory void left by congressional inaction on AI, including its role in forming decision-making algorithms.