New AI projects are shaving off hours of work and enticing more people to work for government, said the AI center's director.

The ride-hailing service is the first of its kind, according to executives from the transportation company Via, which is leading the one-year pilot.

The county was the largest jurisdiction in the country to still use electronic voting machines that cannot be audited.

Government can't compete with the pay offered by the private sector, but it can offer a sense of purpose, says North Dakota CIO Shawn Riley.

Sam Segran shares cloud strategies to help schools improve security, data access and remote learning to ensure student success during the pandemic.

Grapevine, the self-described "Christmas Capital of Texas" responded to the pandemic by turning its annual Yuletide processional into a "reverse parade" using an aerial imaging tool.

The new center will help state agencies incorporate AI into their long-term plans, following the success of a similar strategy to encourage cloud adoption.

A software vendor exposed three data files containing tens of millions of drivers' records, which were subjected to "unauthorized access."

Crawford, who joined the Texas Department of Information Resources as its executive director in February 2019, succeeds Todd Kimbriel, who retired in May.