Austin outlines ChatGPT enterprise pilot, training and legislative preparations as Texas AI bill advances
City of Austin innovation staff described a 100-license ChatGPT Enterprise pilot, required staff training, university partnerships on curriculum and accountability research, and steps to comply with Texas House Bill 1709, which would impose requirements on high‑risk AI systems and take effect Sept. 1, 2025 if enacted.
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Daniel Collotta, the City of Austin chief innovation officer, told the Technology Commission on Feb. 5 that the city is running a 100‑license ChatGPT Enterprise pilot across departments and preparing to meet state-level AI requirements.
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