Texas CIO Amanda Crawford said privacy and data literacy have been key considerations as the state pursues generative AI projects.

AI-enhanced cameras helped police in Blue Springs, Missouri, arrest the getaway driver of a recent crime. Flock Safety claims its tech can identify cars without the use…

Police records obtained by the Brennan Center for Justice at NYU Law show the Metropolitan Police Department in Washington, D.C., has used automated, online surveillance tools to monitor…

A new survey report from Nutanix shows that ransomware protection and AI tools are on deck for public sector technologists.

Data quality is important, officials said in a recent survey, but few states have yet to launch formal data quality programs.

Amid a diligent outlining of how state government should take care to use generative AI ethically and safely, Connecticut CIO Mark Raymond said he's projecting optimism about…

Alaska Chief Information Officer Bill Smith gave an update to the state's cloud migration, which he said is entering its final stretch.

A bill moving through the Connecticut legislature would be the first law to comprehensively regulates the private sector's use of AI.

StateScoop’s editorial staff weigh in on the latest in generative AI, data privacy and a contracting controversy in South Carolina.

New laws soon go into effect that ensure Utahns can be held legally responsible if they use AI to commit crimes.