Placer County
El Dorado and Placer counties have openings for high-level IT leadership roles, while the city of San Jose seeks an analyst to help guide its artificial intelligence work.
The awards, which focus on contributions to AI adoption and advancement in the public sector, were presented to 10 California-based individuals and organizations.
The county was given a seventh-place award in this year's Digital Counties program.
Four Northern California counties were recognized for their innovation and IT excellence in this year’s Digital Counties Survey.
The county is tackling the looming wildfire threat head-on with Land Tender, a cloud-based tool offering personalized risk management and prioritization strategies for government agencies.
“Just as with any Internet search, one must validate the sources of AI,” writes senior IT analyst Ben Palacio. “Would you really believe just anything on the Internet? Does the same question apply to AI? (By the way, you should answer no!)”
The use of chatbots is exploding across government agencies at all levels, according to survey data. A local government expert weighs in on the dos and don’ts of implementing one that actually works.
Placer, Sonoma and Marin counties received honors from the Center for Digital Government for their work in public engagement, cybersecurity and transparency.
“It may seem simple, but the collaboration effort and sharing of imagery services is huge,” writes senior IT analyst Ben Palacio. “This will reduce the number of duplicate efforts being made by various counties statewide.”
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