New Mexico attorney general and state lawmaker announce push to rein in rogue AI models
New Mexico officials are planning to introduce legislation to regulate advanced artificial intelligence systems. They claim the move is necessary due to a lack of federal action.
New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez and state Rep. Linda Serrato (D-Santa Fe) on Thursday announced that they will push a bill this legislative session that aims to rein in advanced artificial intelligence systems, an effort they describe as nation-leading and necessary amid federal inaction.
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