A new report shows that inconsistent funding challenges public health agencies still relying on phones and fax machines to share information.

Researchers from Stanford and Princeton University finely tuned a large language model to help Santa Clara County, California, meet a strenuous state mandate.

A new report says that with enough cross-agency collaboration and a watchful eye on ethical pitfalls, states can use AI to improve procurement.

New York's Empire AI consortium includes seven founding research institutions, which will share resources to tackle issues like climate change and food insecurity.

Researchers tested five popular large language models to find they all produced answers that lacked nuance or were sometimes outright wrong.

Ransomware attacks are becoming less common in state and local government, according to new survey results, but successful attacks grow more costly.

An annual report from the MissionSquare Research Institute suggests that government's new hiring strategies may be paying off.

A new report from the Bipartisan Policy Center shows that local election offices are adopting .gov domains for their websites, but only slowly.

The National Association of State Chief Information Officers published a new paper with four recommendations for state leaders seeking to aid disabled users.

During tests led by a software company called Immersive Labs, users of various technical skill levels succeeded in tricking a chatbot to hand over secret information.