North Dakota tackles AI regulation

Artificial intelligence is changing so quickly that lawmakers across the country are struggling to keep up. Now, North Dakota has created a new legislative committee to study whether the state needs additional safeguards, and if so, what they should look like. The committee is not writing legislation just yet, but instead members are gathering information, hearing from experts, and looking at how other states are balancing innovation with consumer protection, free speech and public trust. North Dakota Monitor reporter Jacob Orledge joins host Craig Blumenshine to talk about the committee’s work, including a recent standing-room-only hearing. A Closer Look with the Monitor is a partnership with Prairie Public's Main Street.