Tech Policy Press featured Justin Hendrix speaking with Kira Allmann, Ph.D., chief policy analyst at Virginia's Joint Commission on Technology and Science about her research on AI chatbots and legislative options.
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“I spoke with Kira Allmann, Ph.D., chief policy analyst at Virginia's Joint Commission on Technology and Science, about her research on AI chatbots as the state weighs its legislative options.”
— Justin Hendrix|Tech Policy Press team
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