The ACLU claims police in Maryland relied on a faulty facial recognition scan performed by an unknown website user to imprison an innocent woman for six months.

One expert said Oklahoma's data-privacy law offers "middle of the road" protections that could wind up superseded by industry trends.

Oklahoma, Missouri, Louisiana and Tennessee are on performance improvement plans, designed to reduce the number of children entering foster care and make more homes available.

A new pilot program at Red Rock Correctional Center will test whether drones are effective at stemming a rise in smuggling.

Oklahoma has named Daniel Langley, a former Washington state IT official, as Oklahoma’s chief information security officer.

Oklahoma Chief Information Officer Dan Cronin said he’s been evaluating how to use data to better take care of citizens.

Oklahoma is giving its AI agents more latitude to make decisions, according to state Chief Information Security Officer Michael Toland.

The Office of Management Enterprise Services is using a new AI-powered tool that officials said are reducing errors in the state's procurement processes.

Three months after the abrupt departure of its most recent chief information officer, Oklahoma has appointed Dan Cronin to be the new state CIO.

After 16 months in the role, Joe McIntosh is no longer Oklahoma’s chief information officer.