From health care and education to business and law enforcement, artificial intelligence has the capacity to impact many facets of our lives. For the past several months, I’ve chaired a study committee tasked with analyzing AI’s potential and making recommendations for how it should be regulated. This committee brought together legislators from both parties and members of the public, many of whom are professionals in the tech sector... (Click to read more)

MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Artificial intelligence is posited to bring many benefits to society, but some fear it can also bring a host of problems... (Click to read more)

WAUSAU, WI (WSAU) — The Wisconsin Legislative Council Study Committee on Artificial Intelligence held a hearing in Wausau focused on how AI can be used in law enforcement... (Click to read more)

GREEN BAY (WLUK) -- Artificial intelligence, better known as AI, is everywhere.

"Building machines that are capable of doing jobs that previously only humans could do. In particular, things like predictive abilities, decision making, generation," said UW-Green Bay Associate Teaching Professor Paul Belanger... (Click to read more)

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - On Thursday, state legislators gathered in Green Bay to discuss how artificial intelligence is changing the administration and delivery of health care... (Click to read more)

Like many people, my first exposure to the idea of artificial intelligence came from science fiction films. These movies told of a nightmarish future where the machines would take control and put an end to human civilization. Fortunately, the reality of AI is quite different - but it does present both opportunities and challenges... (Click to read more)

A newly formed study committee chaired by state Sen. Julian Bradley, R-Mukwonago, will analyze the opportunities and challenges that stem from the increasing prevalence of artificial intelligence. “I look forward to working with this team of experts to examine how Wisconsin can be a leader in AI while avoiding potential pitfalls,” said Bradley... (Click to read more)