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.

After two years as head of the commonwealth's digital services division, Bry Pardoe has been named statewide chief information officer.

The Pennsylvania state government is turning to Carnegie Mellon for technical and policy expertise as the state continues establishing its AI governance.

State Chief Information Officer Amaya Capellan and Chief Technology Officer Brian Andrews have stepped down.

Two fellowship programs will allow participants to explore careers in state government related to science and technology.

A new online clemency application makes Pennsylvania one of the first states to offer a digital option for pardons.

A "cyber incident" has bumped the Pennsylvania attorney general office's network offline.

Pennsylvania officials said they've reduced the time it takes to hire new employees to an average of 54 days.

Pennsylvania's unemployment assistant can now recognize typos, alternate phrasing and incomplete questions and still provide answers, officials said.

The intermittent statewide 911 outage Pennsylvania experienced this month was not caused by a cyberattack, officials said.