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Broadband Legislation Database

NCSL’s Broadband Database tracks legislation regarding broadband policy across state legislatures including topics of broadband funding, infrastructure, accessibility, mapping, governance, net neutrality, and other related topics. It reviews enacted and pending legislation beginning in 2023 and is updated monthly as legislation is identified by NCSL staff.
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Artificial Intelligence Policy Toolkit

This AI Toolkit provides a wide variety of AI resources for policymakers on the state policy landscape and considerations for different sectors and specific uses, including primers, legislative tracking, issue briefs and podcasts. AI resources in the toolkit span across many topic areas like elections, healthcare, workforce, criminal justice and more.
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Broadband Policy Toolkit

This NCSL toolkit covers the state policy landscape and considerations to address broadband deployment, adoption and affordability, and provides a wide variety of resources for policymakers.
Technology

Lawmakers Fear AI Data Centers Will Drive Up Residents’ Power Bills

State lawmakers have long sought to attract date center operations with generous tax breaks and incentives. But now, some are concerned that the infrastructure needed to add those facilities to the electric grid will drive up residents’ utility bills. The growing use of artificial intelligence, which requires massive amounts of computing power, has added to that worry.

Energy Technology
State Legislatures News

NCSL Supports Adoption of the TAKE IT DOWN Act

NCSL supports the bipartisan TAKE IT DOWN Act to combat the growing threat of nonconsensual intimate imagery, including AI-generated deepfakes. This legislation complements state efforts by ensuring swift removal of such content and providing critical protections for victims. We urge the House to pass this bill and reinforce the bipartisan commitment to digital privacy dignity and justice.

State-Federal Technology