Generative AI creeps into Los Angeles city government
Generative AI tools are popping up everywhere in government. Los Angeles is the latest to add them to its standard set of staff tools.
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Missouri started using AI and drones to (quietly) track waterfowl
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County leaders push for FEMA Act to streamline disaster recovery
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Colorado town taps agentic AI for housing, emergency services, transportation
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NYC launches pilot for automated 911 alert system across city’s public schools
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With most BEAD proposals in, states leave nearly $21 billion unclaimed
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With SNAP lapse ahead, states wrestle with H.R. 1 changes
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