Maryland Governor Wes Moore Forms Bipartisan Group for Artificial Intelligence
Maryland Governor Wes Moore is establishing a bipartisan governors' group to create an artificial intelligence framework at the state level, citing insufficient steps by the federal government.
Democratic Maryland Governor Wes Moore criticized the federal government's inaction on artificial intelligence, announcing the formation of a bipartisan governors' group alongside Republican Indiana Governor Mike Braun.
State Move Against Federal Inaction
Maryland Governor Wes Moore decided to establish a new bipartisan governors' group, stating that the federal government is leaving gaps against artificial intelligence threats. Moore emphasized that the Washington administration has not taken sufficient steps against this rapidly changing technology.
Bipartisan Governance and Partnership
Wes Moore, who serves as the chair of the National Governors Association, announced that Republican Indiana Governor Mike Braun will co-chair this initiative with him. Other governors from both political parties are planned to join these framework efforts.
Criticism of the White House and Congress
Speaking at an innovation conference in Baltimore, Moore drew attention to the lack of leadership at the federal level. Criticizing an artificial intelligence meeting at the White House, the governor stated that states cannot sit with their hands tied.
Efforts Underway in States
Governors of Maryland, California, Illinois, Oregon, and Virginia have recently taken steps to establish technology standards. Republican governors in states like Utah and Texas have also taken measures regarding data center development.