Indiana revamped its notary education system with generative AI-crafted content
Indiana recently revamped its online notary learning program, using generative AI to create most of the content.
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AI bridges data-sharing gaps for faster disaster response
AI-powered ‘data fabrics’ bring advanced capabilities to disaster response by unifying disparate data streams and bringing decision-making closer to where it’s needed.
Redesigning a ‘repetitive and clunky’ learning program with AI
Indiana’s Robert Fulk shares how AI fueled a training program revamp. Results for America’s Patrick Carter shares why he thinks evidence-based policymaking is on the rise.
AI Readiness Project opens doors to state governments
The project's organizer called it a way for states to “move from curiosity to capability” and gain “a trusted place to learn, experiment and lead.”
AI is catching on in government. The Beeck Center wants to help
After years of crafting policies and surveying risks, many state and local agencies are carefully experimenting with wider deployments of generative AI tools.
Generative AI creeps into Los Angeles city government
Generative AI tools are popping up everywhere in government. Los Angeles is the latest to add them to its standard set of staff tools.
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Missouri started using AI and drones to (quietly) track waterfowl
The Missouri Department of Conservation is testing a new drone and artificial intelligence system that could redefine how the state monitors waterfowl.
Colorado town taps agentic AI for housing, emergency services, transportation
A new agentic AI platform integrates a number of Vail, Colorado's municipal services to modernize the town's IT infrastructure.
NASCIO 2025 highlights shift toward measurable modernization
Budget constraints and rising constituent expectations are accelerating a pragmatic new era of modernization, according to insights shared by NTT DATA’s Beth Howen.
NY school district’s AI-powered classroom surveillance worries civil liberties advocates
The New York arm of the ACLU says the XSponse system was installed without public disclosure and risks student privacy.