PHOTOS: David Crowley and Josh Kaul discuss AI policy at a fireside chat at the Overture Center.
Wisconsin officials David Crowley and Josh Kaul held a public fireside chat on AI policy at the Overture Center, as reported by The Daily Cardinal.
Why this matters: State-level AI policy conversations matter because that is where rules about government use of AI actually get made. Who was in the room, what positions were staked out, and whether the public had a real say are the things worth watching. A fireside chat is not a policy. But it can signal where officials are heading and who they are listening to.
Who should care: AI governance · Lawyers · Administrators · General readers · Policy
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