
The tool helping vulnerable populations in California beat the heat
CalHeatScore is the data-powered tool that’s designed to help local governments and their constituencies better prepare for levels of heat that can become health hazards.
CalHeatScore is the data-powered tool that’s designed to help local governments and their constituencies better prepare for levels of heat that can become health hazards.
A proposed 10-year ban on states enforcing their AI laws, championed primarily by Sen. Ted Cruz, lost virtually all support before a vote. The development is being celebrated by states and numerous advocacy groups.
Texas is the first state to fund a “strategic” bitcoin reserve, but its small size and limited uses paint the act as a publicity stunt.
Proposed cuts to food assistance threaten not only to harm food-insecure people, but deprive food banks of valuable data they need to serve their communities.
A group of 23 internet service providers in Texas, backed by the industry group Wireless Internet Service Providers Association, sent a letter to two senators Tuesday with concerns about proposed changes to a widely used stretch of shared spectrum featured in the president’s budget bill. The letter, which was shared with StateScoop, was sent to […]
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Nebraska Chief Information Officer Matthew McCarville said the state’s JSOC is gaining increased attention as federal support dries up.
The initiative is part of California’s larger initiative to integrate more generative AI tools in state government.
A large group of state attorneys general said a proposed moratorium on state AI laws would be “sweeping and wholly destructive.”
Florida Chief Information Security Officer Jeremy Rodgers will step down for a role in the private sector.