
Washington state pioneered a privacy model for the nation — when will it finally pass the law at home?
More than 20 states have adopted privacy laws modeled on legislation first introduced in Washington state in 2019. Despite this, Washington still hasn't passed a law of its own, and AI is only complicating the issue. AG Nick Brown is pushing lawmakers to try again this session.
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