ICYMI: Current models excel at demonstrating wildfires’ behaviors and risk of spreading, but new research identifies key data points that could optimize governments’ planning and preparation for such events.
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COMMENTARY | Public-sector failures can have life-altering consequences, so governments must work to build trust and have the right governance in place.
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A state lawmaker is planning to propose a bill to regulate the use of controversial automated license plate readers, such as Flock cameras.
via @NDMonitor
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Election officials for more than a year sought fixes to the state’s voter registration and management system. The Secretary of State’s Office will create working groups and commission an audit.
via @VotebeatUS
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COMMENTARY | Chief information officers are asked to keep mission-critical systems running and also innovate. That means innovation becomes a risky side project, not a priority.
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State agencies have dramatically improved their CX and service delivery over the last four years, and the satisfaction gap compared to the private sector has almost closed, according to McKinsey & Company (@McKinsey).
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ICYMI: The lawsuit against Kalshi is the latest in a wave of actions states have taken accusing the online prediction market operator of skirting anti-gambling laws.
via @ArkAdvocate
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ICYMI: The Center for Civic Futures announced last month it had awarded $11 million to 11 AI projects to help governments make it easier for residents to access benefits.
https://t.co/a3NGzS9V5g
To limit pollution from data center construction reaching public bodies of water, Mississippi state law requires companies to first obtain a permit.
via @MSTODAYnews
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Chamber of Progress (@ProgressChamber) hopes for a greater focus on consumer protection and access to technological benefits when Democrats take over the majority in January.
via @NextgovFCW
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COMMENTARY | The need for robust, accurate data remains important for the steps needed to make our roadways safer, faster, more predictable and accessible to everyone.
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New York lawmakers are taking a precise approach to AI chatbots available to children rather than limiting overall access with a new bill, observers say.
https://t.co/ThM2zFXcKJ
COMMENTARY | Local governments need to plan for the services communities will need tomorrow, and better use of data can help get them there.
https://t.co/iM0wpYw24K
The growing severity and frequency of wildfires across the U.S. show little signs of slowing down, which is why the scope of wildfire models used to plan and prepare for such disasters must expand too, new research has found.
https://t.co/i5EOQU2riZ
The lawsuit against Kalshi is the latest in a wave of actions states have taken accusing the online prediction market operator of skirting anti-gambling laws.
via @ArkAdvocate
https://t.co/0xGnc06VFI
The lack of clear metrics makes it harder for the state to track the wellbeing of farmworkers throughout the state, the report argues.
via @ORCapChronicle
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COMMENTARY | Public-sector failures can have life-altering consequences, so governments must work to build trust and have the right governance in place.
https://t.co/1bJFmg3HpL
The Center for Civic Futures awarded the grants to 11 groups and said the time is now for state governments to lead the way on AI adoption and governance.
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COMMENTARY | If an agency saves 1,000 staff hours by automating routine preparation, it should deliberately reinvest some of those hours in supervised work that builds judgment.
https://t.co/tUoM5xqX3l
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission also filed a lawsuit against Utah, adding to a now long list of legal fights between the state and prediction market platforms.
via @UTNewsDispatch
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