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- Sep 29, 2026
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What Connecticut’s new AI and data privacy laws mean for businesses (opens the original)
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After previous failed attempts, lawmakers in Connecticut made progress on artificial intelligence legislation this year, passing a massive 39-section bill that seeks to do everything from outline AI workforce development programs to regulate the social media use of minors. The legislation, also known as the Connecticut Artificial Intelligence Responsibility and Transparency, or CART, Act, was result of a long-sought compromise between lawmakers in the state Senate, House and governor’s office. W
New CT AI, data privacy laws go into effect Oct. 1. What to know (opens the original)
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This story is part of CT Mirror Explains, an ongoing effort to distill our wide-ranging reporting into a "what you need to know" format and provide practical information to our readers. After previous failed attempts, lawmakers in Connecticut made progress on artificial intelligence legislation this year, passing a massive 39-section bill that seeks to do everything from outline AI workforce development programs to regulate the social media use of minors. The legislation, also known as the Conne
ConnCORP CEO Erik Clemons to step down in October (opens the original)
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ConnCORP CEO Erik Clemons, a longtime community leader focused on economic empowerment and neighborhood revitalization in New Haven’s historically Black communities, will be stepping down from his position with the economic development organization early next month, according to a statement released on Friday. The news comes weeks after Clemons announced that he would leave his role as CEO of the Connecticut Center for Arts and Technology, a sister organization focused on job training and commun
Lamont, Fazio present dueling visions for CT economy (opens the original)
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Speaking before more than 400 members of Connecticut’s business community on Thursday morning, the state’s candidates for governor mapped out plans for the economy that shared common roots but veered in very different directions, highlighting key policy distinctions in the weeks leading up to their first debate. The incumbent Democrat Gov. Ned Lamont and his Republican challenger, Greenwich Sen. Ryan Fazio both spoke at an event organized by the Connecticut Business and Industry Association, the
Trump wants Bombardier out of U.S. market. In CT, the company employs hundreds (opens the original)
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Ongoing trade tensions between the United States and Canada hit a new level this week, with President Donald Trump calling for a ban on sales by one particular Canadian jet maker with a significant U.S. footprint — especially in Connecticut. On Labor Day, shortly before new retaliatory tariffs from Canada were set to go into effect, the president threatened to stop sales of jets made by Montreal-based Bombardier, arguing that the company’s U.S. sales should be halted until it moves its manufactu
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