Many agencies worry their data isn't clean enough, but proponents of predictive algorithms said they've seen them produce favorable outcomes in child welfare.

Michigan Chief Information Officer Laura Clark has quietly resigned after nearly 20 years with the state government.

Following a survey of 1,000 residents and 300 government workers, Accenture researchers concluded that AI holds great potential for the public sector, if done correctly.

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.

The Seattle-Tacoma International Airport has refused to play a prerecorded video in which Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem blames Democrats for the shutdown of the federal government.

Jennifer Hickerson, with Baker Tilly, joins the podcast to share how changes to BEAD rules are influencing the broadband landscape.

A new NASCIO report says that the discipline of enterprise architecture is essential for state technology leaders seeking to manage complexity.

Folsom, California, launched a video of Bigfoot giving a guided tour of the city, part of the city's campaign to attract tourists.

Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes is asking state lawmakers for $10 million, plus $3.5 million in ongoing funding to secure his state's elections infrastructure.

Procurement processes are clunky in many states. The National Association of State Chief Information Officers has some suggestions.