Cottonwood County posts draft AI policy for 30-day public comment
Summary
The county board voted to post a draft Artificial Intelligence policy for a 30-day public comment period after a presentation by the director of information systems. The move starts a public review before any formal adoption.
Kelly Smith, the county’s Director of Information Systems, presented a draft Artificial Intelligence (AI) Policy to the Cottonwood County Board of Commissioners and the board voted unanimously to post the draft for a 30-day public comment period.
The posting begins a public review period intended to gather feedback before the board considers any formal adoption. The item was approved by motion of Commissioner Wayne Maras, seconded by Commissioner Larry Anderson. No implementation details or adoption date were set in the minutes.
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