Here’s how states are splitting the NTIA’s $811 million in digital equity funding
The National Telecommunications and Information Administration has unveiled the first tranche of funding for states to implement their digital equity plans.
The National Telecommunications and Information Administration has unveiled the first tranche of funding for states to implement their digital equity plans.
New laws penalizing unlabeled AI-generated content and public awareness campaigns are two ways state leaders are attempting to fight deepfakes.
“Cyber hygiene practices have to evolve with the threat cyber threat landscape and the regulatory requirements,” Wisconsin Chief Information Security Officer Troy Stairwalt said at a recent conference.
When users get lost on state government websites, a 404 page is the last stop before they possibly give up. Some designers are doing their best to prevent that.
A new law in Wisconsin requires political ads containing AI-generated content to include warnings advertising that fact.
A cyberattack has disrupted digital operations across various functions of the Fulton County, Georgia, government, which contains parts of Atlanta.
A new texting service from the General Services Administration is helping state and local governments notify residents of application deadlines, fraud reduction tips and critical service updates.
The National Association of State Chief Information Officers published a short guide for states interested in developing generative AI “roadmaps.”
The continued shutdown follows similar cybersecurity incidents in recent years affecting other state courts systems.
Google Public Sector leader Mike Williams reflects on the NASCIO 2023 conference, where generative AI was a topic focus among many state CIOs.