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Leon County adopts AI software policy; requires standard signature on countywide email
Summary
The court adopted an Artificial Intelligence Software Usage Policy and added a requirement that all countywide emails include a standardized signature block with required verbiage, after a motion from Commissioner Workman.
County Attorney Keith Cook provided an update on the building and IT committees and the court adopted an Artificial Intelligence Software Usage Policy on Feb. 9. Commissioner Kyle Workman moved to adopt the policy, Commissioner Paul Bing seconded, and the motion carried.
The adoption included an additional requirement that all countywide emails must include a standardized signature block containing the required verbiage. The minutes record the policy adoption but do not include the policy text; officials indicated the standardized signature block language was added as an administrative requirement tied to the policy's implementation.
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