Dozens of state governments over the past year have built inroads to responsibly incorporating artificial intelligence into their operations and digital services, including creating task forces, developing…

A new report from NASCIO speculates that security officials aren't staying in their roles as long because the job comes with a growing list of responsibilities.

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

Washington state Attorney General Bob Ferguson named 18 members from government, academia and industry to study generative artificial intelligence's potential impact on the state.

Georgia Chief Information Officer Shawnzia Thomas said a partnership with a local technical college system is empowering state employees.

The National Institute of Standards and Technology announced it's awarding nearly $3.6 million to 18 education and community organizations.

The National Guard is not faced with the same cybersecurity workforce gaps that many state and local governments are experiencing, said one National Guard Bureau officer.

Oklahoma state officials said they partially modeled their AI recommendations off a Japanese economic strategy dating back the 1980s.

On the Priorities podcast, Pennsylvania Chief Information Officer Amaya Capellan explains why the state recently purchased ChatGPT licenses for its employees.

The Texas Workforce Commission launched a new mobile app designed to help Texans find information about career paths and job opportunities.