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Utah governor signs order for 'pro-human' AI integration into state government

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KEY TAKEAWAYS Utah Gov. Utah Gov. "The choice between innovation and safety in government is a false one," Cox said in a statement. "AI represents a generational opportunity to better serve Utahns, but technology must always remain accountable to the people.

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