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DoIT publishes AI strategy, plans governance, inventory publication and training expansion
Summary
DoIT officials said the state finalized an AI strategy and will publish an AI inventory, require risk classifications for AI use cases under SB 818, build an AI enablement team, and expand workforce training and proofs of concept.
Nishant Shah, DoIT’s senior adviser for Responsible AI, told the House Health and Government Operations Committee that 2024 was a year of building scaffolding and that DoIT has moved from initial guidance to a published AI strategy and a plan for governance and adoption.
Shah said the year began with the governor’s AI executive order and the passage of SB 818, and that DoIT and the AI subcabinet have "created and disseminated initial guidance for state agencies detailing how they can leverage generative AI tools responsibly and ethically and productively." He added the subcabinet completed a 2025 AI strategy and study roadmap in December and DoIT released the finalized public version on its website.
Shah described five strategic pillars DoIT will emphasize in 2025: mature AI…
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