AI tops cybersecurity in survey of state IT priorities
And “it wasn’t even close," said Doug Robinson, executive director of the National Association of State Chief Information Officers, the group that collected data on technology officials'…
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On the record about ‘Captain Record,’ Indiana’s newest AI tool
On this week’s Priorities Podcast, we’re joined by Robert Fulk, chief information officer of the Indiana Secretary of State’s Office, to talk about the work behind “Captain…
How Maryland’s bug bounty hackers found cyber vulnerabilities the state couldn’t
On the latest episode of StateScoop’s Priorities podcast, Maryland’s Senior Director of State Cybersecurity Lance Cleghorn talks about the state’s first bug bounty program, which saw white-hat hackers…
How states can better digital ID programs for better privacy, equity
On the latest episode of StateScoop’s Priorities podcast, Jay Stanley, senior policy analyst at the American Civil Liberties Union, talks about a new report he authored for the organization…
State CISOs share how they’re doing generative AI ‘right’
On the Priorities podcast, four state CISOs explain how they're approaching generative AI in their states.
Generative AI one piece of New Jersey’s innovation plans, official says
On the Priorities podcast, New Jersey innovation chief Dave Cole says digital services are at the top of his agenda — and AI could help.
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Why small cities need to be ‘smart’
On the Priorities podcast, two IT leaders from Normal, Illinois, explain why the future of "smart cities" may be in small cities like theirs.
Washington’s AI order could boost awareness in government, CIO says
On the Priorities podcast, Washington's CIO Bill Kehoe explains the state's plans for AI based on the governor's executive order.
Why researchers are worried about hackable AI
On the Priorities podcast, two AI experts warn about how bad actors could target AI with data poisoning.
Pennsylvania CIO explains purchase of ChatGPT licenses
On the Priorities podcast, Pennsylvania Chief Information Officer Amaya Capellan explains why the state recently purchased ChatGPT licenses for its employees.