Chaeny Emanavin, who's spent nearly two years as California's deputy chief technology officer, has taken a new role as state chief digital products officer.

Jake Reynolds, who's spent 13 years with the state's Department of Commerce, is Idaho's new, interim chief information officer.

Arizona's secretary of state said his office's expanded chatbot is designed to augment the work of human agents and provide off-hours access to reliable information.

The Artificial Intelligence Safety Measures Act requires developers of the most advanced AI models to yield to new levels of state oversight.

After decades working for county and state governments, Ralph Johnson has announced he'll pursue work advising the public sector on matters of cybersecurity.

A year after catastrophic flooding in Texas's Hill Country exposed critical gaps in emergency warning systems, state and local officials are expanding efforts in flood detection technology.

Alberto Gonzalez, who's been serving as Idaho's chief information officer for nearly four years, will take a new role as the state's transportation director.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis vetoed $1.6 billion in projects, including technology projects, from the state's new budget.

State officials said the software upgrade will "help standardize processes across agencies” and allow the state to more efficiently deploy its thousands of fleet vehicles.

Michael D. Smith, a former client services division chief for the state, said he wants to turn the state's strategy "into operational playbooks, guardrails, and measurable outcomes."