Wisconsin
3 storiesWisconsin is a US state in the Midwest, and its governor race has recently centered on artificial intelligence rules. Democratic candidate David Crowley unveiled an 11-point AI regulation plan that would limit chatbot access for children under 13, ban addictive design for minors, toughen penalties for AI-generated sexual images of minors, and let families sue AI platforms that harm children. Republican Tom Tiffany and Crowley also differ over a hyperscale data center in Port Washington and the stalled SPEED Act.
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Democratic gubernatorial candidate David Crowley announced an 11-point AI regulation plan, including limiting chatbot access for children under 13, banning addictive design for minors, increasing penalties for AI-generated sexual images of minors, and allowing families to sue AI platforms that harm children. Republican opponent Tom Tiffany also supports some guardrails.
Wisconsin Democratic gubernatorial candidate David Crowley unveiled an 11-point AI regulation plan, including limits on AI chatbots for children under 13, a ban on addictive design for minors' accounts, tougher penalties for AI-generated sexual images of minors, and letting families sue AI platforms.
In Wisconsin's governor race, Republican Tom Tiffany and Democrat David Crowley are clashing over AI regulation and data centers. The debate involves a hyperscale data center in Port Washington, the stalled SPEED Act, and a failed 10-year moratorium; the next governor will shape AI use in state government.
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David Crowley offers plan to regulate artificial intelligence in Wisconsin
