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Oconto County to evaluate GovAI/Copilot; AI policy scheduled for August
Summary
Technology Services said the county will evaluate GovAI or Copilot next year and will present an AI policy to the committee in August, coordinating with other counties for a standardized governance approach.
Melissa Schwaller, Technology Services Director, told the committee that Oconto County is evaluating implementation of GovAI or Copilot in the coming year to streamline repetitive tasks and improve efficiency. She said staff intend to present an AI policy in August and are coordinating with other counties to support a more standardized approach to AI governance and oversight.
Schwaller framed the initiative as a way to provide a secure, county-approved AI tool with appropriate oversight. The minutes do not yet record policy language or procurement specifics; staff will return with a proposed AI policy in August for committee consideration.
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