Contracting controversy, new AI laws, data privacy concerns in 2024
StateScoop’s editorial staff weigh in on the latest in generative AI, data privacy and a contracting controversy in South Carolina.
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Colorado Lt. Gov. Dianne Primavera speaks during an Innovation Talk Series closing night of SeriesFest: Season 8 at The Cable Center on May 10, 2022 in Denver, Colorado. (Tom Cooper / Getty Images for SeriesFest) Data & Analytics Colorado’s long COVID data project pushes for greater access to care
Colorado state officials are working with university data experts to better understand how long COVID is affecting the state’s workforce and health care systems.
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Priorities Podcast How North Carolina completed its next-generation 911 project
Pokey Harris, director of the North Carolina 911 Board, explains how the state moved 124 emergency call centers onto the next-generation 911 platform.
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(Getty Images) State Colorado’s internet authority launches grant program for digital services projects
The Colorado Statewide Internet Portal Authority announced a new grant program designed to support digital government and civic technology projects.
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(Getty Images) AI Generative AI, business acquisitions, sustainability among 2024 government IT trends
Government IT firms Tyler Technologies, Granicus and CentralSquare Technologies are among those to make announcements in recent weeks.
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State Vermont broadband documentary explores role of community in connectivity
On this week’s Priorities podcast are the makers of a new documentary about the critical role broadband plays in the lives of Vermonters.
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(Getty Images) Cybersecurity Vermont appoints former Secret Service agent as new cybersecurity chief
Vermont Chief Information Officer Denise Reilly-Hughes announced that John Toney, a former Secret Service special agent, will head the state’s cybersecurity initiatives.
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Michelle Lujan Grisham speaks outside the U.S. Capitol on June 13, 2018 in Washington, DC. (Toya Sarno Jordan / Getty Images) State New Mexico governor’s executive order boosts state cyber protections
New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham issued an executive order intended to safeguard sensitive state agency information and networks.
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Priorities Podcast How state lawmakers, election officials are fighting AI deepfakes
On this week’s Priorities podcast, NewDeal’s Debbie Cox Bultan shares how state legislators and election officials are combatting AI-generated deepfakes.
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Priorities Podcast AI, health data among trends in state privacy legislation
On the Priorities podcast, two privacy experts discuss new laws and proposed legislation for data privacy, including for AI and health data.