The use of big data and algorithms to automate decision-making is becoming increasingly more commonplace across industries in the U.S., from public administration to health and employment, with varying degrees of human oversight or intervention. As with all emerging technologies, regulation of the use of artificial intelligence (AI) has lagged behind its proliferation but the federal and state governments are now starting to catch up with proposed rules and statutes. This program will examine the various federal and state initiatives that seek to regulate the AI and machine learning (ML) systems that are growing in relevance to our daily lives. Key topics to be discussed: • Recent federal government AI initiatives • AI Questions in FTC’s ANPRM on Commercial Surveillance and Data Security & White House’s Blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights • NIST’s AI Risk Management Framework • State AI-related Privacy Laws/Rules