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Albuquerque gets serious about AI with new citywide rules
By Jesse Jones, The Paper. — Residents in the Duke City will soon be able to track the artificial intelligence tools used by city government, voice concerns to a new advisory board and see new AI rules for city tech vendors after the City Council approved a trio of ordinances targeting AI in city government.…
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Scammers lose a tool as ABQ bans crypto ATMs
The new law shuts down cryptocurrency kiosks but does not stop residents from owning, buying or trading digital assets online
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New city attorney, same old power struggle at City Hall
Council confirmed Joshua Boone before overriding the mayor’s veto of a bill defining his job
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Council to try to override another Keller veto in ongoing power struggle over city attorney
Among items on the agenda, councilors will weigh new rules for AI and virtual currency ATMs and an override of Keller’s veto on city legal oversight
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Can New Mexico, not Blackstone, just buy PNM? It turns out, we can’t. Here’s why.
Opponents of the Blackstone purchase encourage state purchase of PNM
Heinrich, breaking with most Dems., will vote yes on Mullin to lead DHS
Luján will vote against Sen. Mullen
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