Kaitlyn Levinson

As residents' use of AI to find government information grows, a new report from the Beeck Center offers recommendations for officials to ensure their content doesn't get excluded from outputs.

The announcement comes in the wake of states' legal settlement with Meta, after they accused the tech company of knowingly designing social media apps with addictive and harmful features.

Tim Marczewski, the state's AI and innovation director, shared how Missouri agencies are taking a thoughtful approach to understanding AI's potential for improving internal and external systems.

Tim Marczewski, the state’s AI and innovation director, shared how Missouri agencies are taking a thoughtful approach to understanding AI’s potential for improving internal and external systems.

The Nov. 3 midterms will further reveal how Americans feel about data center regulations, which could set the tone for future regulatory efforts, speakers said during a recent event.

The Nov. 3 midterms will further reveal how Americans feel about data center regulations, which could set the tone for future regulatory efforts, speakers said during a recent event.

State officials and observers across the U.S. are voicing their concerns about the tight compliance deadline for implementing new Medicaid requirements and the unclear path ahead.

State officials and observers across the U.S. are voicing their concerns about the tight compliance deadline for implementing new Medicaid requirements and the unclear path ahead.

A partnership with the Public Library Association looks to offer residents AI skills development to encourage career and education mobility.

A new AI workforce training and upskilling center in the state builds upon Gov. Kathy Hochul's recent efforts to prepare residents for tech of the future.