How Connecticut’s CIO helps ‘needy’ schools
Connecticut Chief Information Officer Mark Raymond says that the Connecticut Education Network saves the state $30 million annually.
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Connecticut’s CIO has ‘unique’ role heading edtech commission
Among the jobs of Connecticut Chief Information Officer Mark Raymond is leading the state's Commission for Educational Technology.
Connecticut’s new CISO is starting with ‘fundamentals’
Connecticut CISO Gene Meltser says he's shoring up fundamental cyber protections, including patching, hardening and asset management.
State CIO encourages ‘hopeful’ governance of generative AI
Amid a diligent outlining of how state government should take care to use generative AI ethically and safely, Connecticut CIO Mark Raymond said he's projecting optimism about…
Connecticut Senate passes unique bill on private sector AI use
A bill moving through the Connecticut legislature would be the first law to comprehensively regulates the private sector's use of AI.
Connecticut digital equity plan seeking public comment
Connecticut, like other states, is seeking comments on a plan required to collect on millions in federal broadband funding.
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Private agents are hunting for misregistered vehicles in Connecticut
Private firms operating with little oversight are collecting data that some experts say amount to an unacceptable level of surveillance.
Connecticut to install drunk driving sensors in DOT vehicles
The Connecticut Department of Transportation announced it's installing sensors in some state-owned vehicles to detect drunk driving.
Connecticut to spend $25M on new voting machines
Gov. Ned Lamont said the state hasn't done a full refresh of its voting machines since it stopped using lever machines 17 years ago.
Connecticut governor signs bill calling for ‘AI bill of rights’
Concerned with the potential for discrimination, Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont signed a bill creating stronger governance around AI.