In an interview, Jenna Bannon with the National Conference of State Legislatures said tools built for people in need must "work for them."

New bipartisan legislation would employ artificial intelligence to improve the longitudinal data systems built by state governments to improve educational and workforce outcomes.

Repurposing data for other means is risky, and governments should evaluate when consolidation is more harmful than good, a recent report said.

Newly launched satellites can detect relatively small blazes, giving emergency responders earlier situational awareness during the critical first stages of an ignition.

All 50 states have now joined "Home for Every Child," an initiative that uses new digital technologies with the aim of improving child welfare.

A new report claims states and local governments can do more to safeguard LGBTQ+ data in the face of hostile federal policies, including expanding data collection.

The pilot program aims to give workers a portable, verified record of their competencies while helping employers identify qualified candidates based on demonstrated skills rather than traditional…

New Jersey's portal will provide guidance on heat and sun safety, air quality, food safety, infectious diseases, mosquito and tick-borne illnesses, emergency medical services, and other health…

The website can be translated into more than 200 languages to accommodate international visitors.

Rather than developing new AI models, the AIDE initiative focuses on developing practical ways the technology can support state and local emergency managers before, during and after…