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AI Regulation Shifts as States Surge Ahead in 2025

In a recent article featured in the Rochester Business Journal, HSE partner F. Paul Greene shared critical insights on the evolving landscape of artificial intelligence regulation. Paul highlighted the growing tension between federal and state approaches, noting that while federal oversight has largely receded, states are stepping in with expansive new laws. He emphasized the importance for businesses to “know thyself” by mapping current and future AI use, assessing acceptable risk levels, and implementing thoughtful governance strategies. Paul’s perspective underscores a practical reality: organizations must be deliberate and proactive to navigate this patchwork of regulations and mitigate risk effectively.

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