Cybersecurity and AI ran "neck and neck" according to NASCIO's executive director, but for the 12th year running, security is the top priority of state technology officials.

The arrival of AI is making it easier to talk about certain aspects of IT modernization in state government, Texas Chief Information Officer Amanda Crawford says.

As the role of data in government grows, agencies are searching for ways to manage the sprawl, California officials said at a recent event.

In a year of intensive policymaking around artificial intelligence, efforts to govern biometric data privacy have taken a back seat.

After accelerating its own AI translation services for unemployment insurance, New Jersey is sharing resources for use in other states.

To realize the full potential of AI, or any other technology, to improve government, we must start with training employees.

The Maryland Department of Transportation announced the state is using a new AI-powered traffic management platform to reduce roadway congestion.

Nevada Chief Information Officer Timothy Galluzi says a recent AI project cut hours or sometimes days from the state's unemployment appeals claims process.

Texas Chief Information Officer Amanda Crawford says early meetings of the state's AI Advisory Council have been productive.

Georgia Chief Information Officer Shawnzia Thomas says state data needs to be cleaned up before agencies can use artificial intelligence.