State CIO outlines pilots for AI tools, says state has no written bias policy
Bill Smith, the State Chief Information Officer, told the Alaska Senate State Affairs Committee on Thursday that the executive branch is testing a series of artificial intelligence tools for internal use and public-facing services while prioritizing data protection and compliance.
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Bill Smith, the State Chief Information Officer, told the Alaska Senate State Affairs Committee on Thursday that the executive branch is testing a series of artificial intelligence tools for internal use and public-facing services while prioritizing data protection and compliance.
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