US EditionNew Virginia law requiring human oversight for AI in judicial processes effective July 1
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New Virginia law requiring human oversight for AI in judicial processes effective July 1
On April 2 National Court Reporters Association (NCRA) State Government Relations Manager Colin Brehm waited in the lobby of the Virginia House and Senate chambers for members, staffers, or journalists who had either stepped away from the floor or were doing media hits for the one-day veto session. “There were two artificial intelligence (AI) bills we initially approached the governor’s office on,” said Brehm. “One he vetoed the next day, and the
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