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Committee approves Generative AI use policy and refers it to County Board
Summary
Douglas County Administration Committee approved a Generative Artificial Intelligence use policy and referred it to the County Board. A multi-agency work group will finalize policy language to ensure accurate and ethical AI use.
The Douglas County Administration Committee on Aug. 6 approved a Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) Use Policy and referred it to the County Board for final consideration. The minutes state that a work group composed of County and City human resources staff, the County Administrator and Information Technology staff will collaborate to finalize the policy and ensure it outlines accurate, ethical use of AI.
Bill Fennessey moved to approve the GenAI Use Policy; Kelly Peterson seconded and the motion carried unanimously. The minutes do not record additional policy language or implementation timelines; the work group is expected to refine details before County Board consideration.
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