Abigail Spanberger: “It’s absolutely unacceptable if the General Assembly would allow for the state to go past July 1.”

Our future depends on our ability to support working families and prepare the next generation for success.

Virginia is a place where we want this type of in a nation and we want these newer growing technologies, that is part of making them more widely available.

State government should work for the people it serves — and that means making sure Virginians can access the services they need quickly, easily, and reliably.

The potential impacts of AI are too great to leave the regulation of this technology solely in the hands of private entities, especially when the CEOs of those same companies are also sounding the alarm on the significant risks presented…