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Industry representatives talked through some of the considerations surrounding government adoption of artificial intelligence during the recent GovAI Coalition Summit in San Jose.
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The GenAI training was designed for three groups of state employees: general workforce, business leaders, and technical and cybersecurity experts.
The city’s Information Technology Department is looking for 65 HP Elite computers in a recently posted request for bids.
The open positions are in the Employment Development Department, the Department of State Hospitals and the Department of General Services.
The South Pasadena Police Department has adopted 20 Tesla vehicles in a push to take its entire fleet of patrol and administrative vehicles electric.
The California Department of Motor Vehicles is accepting applications for an upcoming private-sector hackathon to identify new use cases for mobile ID technology. A second event will cater to public-sector participants.
The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation and the California Highway Patrol together made up almost half of the state government’s $156,660,946 total IT goods spending during Fiscal Year 2023-24.
As the feud between Gov. Gavin Newsom and entrepreneur Elon Musk heats up, the governor is saying he'll sign legislation to crack down on AI-generated political content.
The Franchise Tax Board, the state’s tax collection agency, is seeking a vendor to manage “application restart control software maintenance.”
The 30-minute webinar will provide an overview of the $297 billion state budget, highlighting which agencies and projects may offer opportunities for industry to partner with government.
Technology execs are critical of state Sen. Scott Wiener’s Safe and Secure Innovation for Frontier Artificial Intelligence Models Act.
Like its predecessor, the Black Hawk, the Fire Hawk comes standard with low cockpit lighting, rendering it capable of flying and attacking fires after the sun has gone down.
A thwarted cyber attack against the Local Agency Investment Fund has the State Treasurer’s Office warning local governments to review their security protocols.
“The incumbent is primarily responsible for developing, planning, organizing, and managing the functions of the subordinate groups,” the job posting says.
Parsing through hundreds of suspicious daily emails used to be a human problem for the Los Angeles County’s Department of Public Social Services. Now a bot does the heavy lifting.
Legislative analysts noted that while AI has potential for many benefits — from advances in medicine and climate science to improved wildfire forecasting and clean power development — it also poses significant risks.
Those expenditures included a property management system, software services and IT services related to the California State Payroll System project.
The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection and the University of California, San Diego will see $10.4 million in general fund investment in the fire-mapping camera system ALERTCalifornia.
The state launched the grant program to fund 10 data interoperability projects across five major containerized ports with the goal of enhancing supply chain efficiency.
In addition, the California Department of Justice is recruiting for an IT project manager, and the California Department of Technology is seeking a senior enterprise architect.
The California Department of Technology is calling for proposals on an enhanced communications and technology solution for inmates in California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation facilities.
The Judicial Council of California says about 177,000 people have filed MyCitations requests to cut their fines by an average of $277, totaling about $49 million in reductions.
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