Connecticut lawmakers winding down session without passing AI regulations, other big bills

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Connecticut lawmakers winding down session without passing AI regulations, other big bills
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Legislation regulating artificial intelligence is one of several major bills that likely won't survive Connecticut's three-month legislative session. The General Assembly was scheduled to adjourn at midnight on Wednesday.

HARTFORD, Conn. — Connecticut lawmakers began the 2024 legislative session with hopes of passing one of the first major bills in the U.S. to

The AI legislation is one of several bills proposed during the short three-month legislative session that attempted to address major, weighty issues — from climate change to the codification of abortion rights in the state’s constitution. All appeared destined for defeat as the Democratic-controlled General Assembly’s midnight adjournment deadline neared.

One reason why some concepts faltered this year, including a push to extend the state’s HUSKY health insurance program for immigrants over the age of 15, may be the Democrats’ unusual decision not to reopen the second year of the two-year budget passed last year.in remaining federal COVID-19 pandemic funds on key areas, including higher education, not-for-profit social service agencies, municipal aid and children’s mental health.

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