Maryland Gov. Wes Moore announces a bipartisan, governor-led coalition focused on artificial intelligence policy and regulation. Speaking at a Maryland innovation event, he says the group is meant to address what he describes as a policy gap caused by slow or inactive federal action on AI.
According to multiple outlets, Moore—who is also chair of the National Governors Association—works with other state leaders to build a regulatory framework. One report says Indiana Gov. Mike Braun joins as co-chair, alongside additional governors, as the states coordinate approaches to AI oversight. The coverage broadly frames the initiative as a coordinated effort by states to develop shared guidance while federal legislation is not yet in place, with outlets emphasizing different aspects of the timing and the coalition’s leadership structure rather than disputing the core goal.
