Abigail Spanberger: “The Subcommittee met, pursuant to call, at 10:05 a.m.”

While (localities are) looking at what’s available to them as a potential option, it is up to our communities… But the state has to show leadership.

For those that are up and running and already operating, we have the ability and intention to continue to make sure that into the future we are holding them to greater and greater standards.

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…