A federal grant program is helping states and cities to improve their permitting systems with AI. One former Colorado tech official said delays cost her family $100,000.
The new law establishes an advisory council to bring together state agencies, county representatives and other stakeholders to coordinate future IT projects.
A Los Angeles Police Department officer displays handguns turned in by residents at a “Gun Buy Back” event taking place in three locations across Los Angeles on December 5, 2020. (Frederic J. Brown / AFP via Getty Images)
Nevada Chief Information Officer Timothy Galluzi said the state has recently started using AI to prescreen unemployment claims, burning through its backlog.
A new report highlights how automation and process mining tools give agencies, including USDA, IRS and the U.S. Navy, new abilities to modernize operations.