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Adams County reviews draft AI policy; staff to finalize language for January adoption
Summary
Adams County staff presented a draft countywide artificial intelligence policy at a Nov. 5 study session, outlining governance structures, vendor controls and a implementation timeline and asking commissioners for feedback before returning a final version for board consideration in January.
Adams County staff presented a draft countywide artificial intelligence policy at a Nov. 5 study session, outlining governance structures, vendor controls and an implementation timeline and asking commissioners for feedback before returning a final version for board consideration in January.
Jason Schultz, director of information technology and innovation, said the draft is built on three pillars: "to establish an ethical, transparent, and effective use of AI," "to enhance public services and operational efficiency," and "to ensure fairness, accountability, and public trust." Schultz cited academic research, a 2024 Department of Justice report and state guidance as sources informing the draft.
The draft would apply to county departments under the Board of County Commissioners and to third-party vendors used in public-service operations, Schultz said, and would require vendors to meet contract clauses on data ownership, privacy and intellectual property. He told…
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