Alabama and Oklahoma are the latest states to block AI tools with overseas ties from being used on government devices.

The Alabama Legislature on Thursday, March 20, wrapped up its 16th legislative day in Montgomery since the 2025 Alabama Legislative Session began Feb. 5.

Safeguarding the law enforcement profession is just plain common sense,” said Gov. Kay Ivey after signing the new law, which is part of her ongoing Safe Alabama public ...

"These platforms pose unacceptable risks to the State of Alabama and its citizens,” reads a memo from Ivey’s office.

Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey sent a memo to state agency heads Wednesday stating she banned the use of DeepSeek and Manus on state ...

The GenAI Task Force held four official meetings, and an additional twenty working group meetings, which occurred over the ...

The latest Ten Commandments bill before the Alabama Legislature attempts to thread a needle. The bill tries to use that SCOTUS ruling about old displays, which the bill plainly mentions, as cover for ...

Governor Kay Ivey bans AI technologies DeepSeek and Manus on Alabama state devices, prioritizing cybersecurity.

Governor Kay Ivey announced on Wednesday that she has banned the use of DeepSeek, Manus, and other technologies on state devices and the state network.Ivey sent ...

A state of emergency declared for Alabama before a recent outbreak of severe weather is at an end. Gov. Kay Ivey's office ...

While there is no active legislation, Alabama lawmakers are talking about sports betting and casino legislation.

A bill passed in the statehouse would make it more difficult for prosecutors to convict police officers on criminal charges.