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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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Office of Data and Innovation CIO Chad Bratton is focused on enabling his team to push beyond the status quo in service of Californians.
“With the evolution of AI and other emerging technologies, it is more important than ever that our workforce remain nimble and prepared for cyber attacks,” said Crystal Holcomb, deputy director of the Office of Professional Development.
The latest layoffs from companies such as Tesla, Apple and Google, along with other disclosures, have helped to shove the total number of officially disclosed layoffs past the grim milestone of 40,000 for the first time in the Bay Area.
The city of San Jose is looking to AI to make its City Council meetings more accessible to residents, regardless of the language they speak or prefer.
The majority of that sum was for in-car video cameras and related equipment, according to the State Contracting and Procurement Registration System.
The four Californians’ names are likely familiar to those working in the tech industry, and each has earned distinction for achievements in the realm of government technology.
“We will work with our levee districts to make sure that the proposed technology and the proposed information they would get is actually useful,” said Sami Nall, the Yuba Water Agency’s flood risk reduction manager.
Two requests for proposals have been issued for a new treasury management system and jury management system.
The positions are in the Department of Financial Protection and Innovation, the Office of Data and Innovation, and the California Department of Technology.
The city’s budget is still in the works, but so far the Department of Information Technology is on track to get slightly more funding than it did last year.
Menifee also is home to one of nine U.S. Department of Energy pilot projects creating “microgrids” in new residential areas.
“We are thrilled to welcome Mike to the Executive Leadership Team as our new CISO,” said Janine Seebeck, CEO at BeyondTrust.
Kaiser told SFGATE that “certain online technologies, previously installed on its websites and mobile applications,” may have transmitted personal information to third-party vendors Google, Microsoft Bing, and X (Twitter).
The California Department of Social Services has a very full plate, with several major IT projects at various stages.
Interim Director Michael Owh has been appointed to lead Los Angeles County’s Internal Services Department on a permanent basis.
The electric vehicle maker will chop 2,753 jobs in the Bay Area, according to official WARN notices the company sent to the state Employment Development Department.
The California Department of Real Estate spent just more than $100,000 on its top seven IT goods purchases of the first quarter.
The device is the 235th camera in the city featuring automatic license plate recognition, or ALPR, technology from Flock Safety.
The Board of Supervisors on Tuesday heard a presentation on County CEO Fesia Davenport’s 2024-2025 fiscal year proposed budget and the financial challenges ahead.
The Employment Development Department is looking for someone to oversee the Financial and Strategy Management Office within its Technology Governance Division.
The school district, based in Orange County, is looking for a wide array of technologies to meet the current and future needs at several school sites and administrative locations.
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