PDFs are the tip of the spear for Code for America’s new AI studio
A new project at Code for America aims to help state and local governments make their documents more accessible in time for a 2026 deadline.
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Nevada updates illicit material laws to include AI-generated content
Nevada's governor signed two bills into law that add artificial-intelligence-generated content to its list of illegal digital materials.
Texas’ relationship with AI is ‘getting serious’
Texas Chief Information Officer Amanda Crawford says her state's use of artificial intelligence is beginning to enter a more mature phase.
Inside New Jersey’s AI-powered ‘warm callback’ system
Two technology officials from New Jersey say AI is boosting productivity, reducing wait times and keeping the human front and center.
Authorities use AI to make memes about a lost zebra in Tennessee
Several local governments and law enforcement agencies in middle Tennessee have shared AI-generated images of a missing zebra.
State lawmakers push back on federal proposal to limit AI regulation
More than 260 state legislators from all 50 states have signed a letter opposing a provision in the federal budget reconciliation bill that would limit state power…
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California county sheriff’s office starts using AI software to redact documents
Riverside County, California, has started using AI software from Veritone to redact documents.
California to use generative AI for legislative cost analysis
The initiative is part of California's larger initiative to integrate more generative AI tools in state government.
Arizona launches AI steering committee
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs announced the state has established a committee to explore the risks and opportunities of AI adoption in government.
AI-powered governments better positioned to combat AI-driven fraud, study finds
New research from the SAS Institute encourages agencies to "fight fire with fire" by using AI to defend against AI-powered attacks.