NAAG provides a growing library of on-demand resources*, including courses, archived podcasts, and more, designed to deliver practical, high-quality training for the attorney general community.
Our on-demand courses include recordings of prior programs as well as purpose-built learning experiences covering a wide range of topics relevant to attorney general community and beyond. On-demand courses are available to both members and non-members, with certain offerings eligible for continuing legal education (CLE)** credit depending on the course and jurisdiction.
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This course provides an in-depth exploration of the most significant developments in technology and artificial intelligence (AI) during 2025. Participants will engage with key trends, regulations, and emerging challenges that have arisen in the intersection of AI and cybersecurity. The course will feature insights from leading experts in the field, including discussions on the implications of AI for policy-making and governance at the state level. Attendees will also examine the ethical considerations surrounding AI technologies and their impact on society. By the end of the course, participants will be equipped with the knowledge to navigate the evolving landscape of technology and AI regulation effectively.
- Understand the key trends and regulations in technology and AI for 2025.
- Identify emerging challenges related to cybersecurity and AI integration.
- Analyze the implications of AI on policy-making and governance.
- Evaluate the role of state governments in regulating AI technologies.
- Discuss the ethical considerations surrounding AI use in various sectors.
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** Before registering for any CLE-eligible course, participants should verify that their jurisdiction permits on-demand and/or self-study CLE, as requirements vary by state and territory.

