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ACF awards $6M for testing predictive analytics in 10 child welfare jurisdictions — open the original publisher
New federal funding will aid child welfare agencies in testing out predictive analytics tools.
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California launches teen council for emerging tech, digital wellness — open the original publisher
A new initiative in California will aim to give young people a larger role in shaping conversations and policy around technology.
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New K-12 rules on screen time, technology use covered in nonprofit’s new guide — open the original publisher
The Consortium for School Networking published a new resource aimed at helping schools navigate new rules on classroom technology use.
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State chatbot laws could create regulatory patchwork, new report warns — open the original publisher
Researchers claimed inconsistent state definitions and requirements could make it harder for developers to comply, while diverting attention from safeguards that directly address documented risks to children.
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Aging IT systems present significant public safety risks across Oregon correctional facilities, audit finds — open the original publisher
A recent audit found that decades-old systems threaten the corrections department's ability to manage its prisons safely.
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New York boosts funding for water cybersecurity grants — open the original publisher
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul announced the state will distribute $9 million to fund more than 150 cybersecurity projects tied to the state's water infrastructure.
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Emergency management’s AI challenge isn’t technology — it’s implementation, new reports say — open the original publisher
New reports from the nonprofit Markle Foundation's AI for Disasters and Emergencies Initiative found that AI holds great benefit for emergency management agencies, if they can clear hurdles of governance, procurement and skills shortages.
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NTIA plans to restore some Digital Equity Act funding after court battle over Trump cancellation — open the original publisher
The National Telecommunications and Information Administration said it plans to restore some of the funding that had been revoked, after a court ruled that Trump administration couldn't outright terminate the Digital Equity Act.
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NSF announces $100M grant program for state, regional AI infrastructure hubs — open the original publisher
The National Science Foundation said a new program will provide funding for research, education and workforce development in AI.
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Pennsylvania data tool allows parents to view school-level vaccination rates — open the original publisher
A new online tool allows Pennsylvania parents and policymakers to view vaccination rates by school for the 2025-2026 school year.
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How do California’s gubernatorial candidates stack up on AI & tech policy? — open the original publisher
For state and local IT leaders, the outcome of the November election could shape everything from AI procurement rules and cybersecurity investments to digital service modernization and workforce priorities.
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Governors association partners on $1M AI workforce project — open the original publisher
The National Governors Association has joined with RAISE US, a nonprofit workforce initiative, to assist states in developing effective policies to reskill the workforce around AI technologies.
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Civil rights groups back federal suit against NYPD’s ‘Suspect DNA Index’ — open the original publisher
The Legal Aid Society's case argues that New York City's "rogue" DNA database violates state law and civil rights.
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‘Tech for good’ — How better digital services can improve state childcare programs — open the original publisher
In an interview, Jenna Bannon with the National Conference of State Legislatures said tools built for people in need must "work for them."
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K-12 cyber information exchange, incident catalog would be directed by CISA under new legislative proposal — open the original publisher
The Enhancing K-12 Cybersecurity Act failed to pass in 2023. Sens. Mark Warner and Marsha Blackburn said their bill is urgently needed in 2026.
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New Senate bill would update state education, workforce data systems for AI era — open the original publisher
New bipartisan legislation would employ artificial intelligence to improve the longitudinal data systems built by state governments to improve educational and workforce outcomes.
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Governments must consider risks to privacy, civil rights before consolidating data, report urges — open the original publisher
Repurposing data for other means is risky, and governments should evaluate when consolidation is more harmful than good, a recent report said.
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Coordinated cyberattack disrupts water utilities in 30+ Minnesota communities — open the original publisher
A cyberattack of undetermined origin disrupted water treatment plants in at least 30 communities in Minnesota, according to the state's technology bureau.
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Police AI platform uses ‘Easter eggs’ to verify human review — open the original publisher
Seldom used words, like "axolotl," a type of salamander, are inserted in Code Four's output, ensuring that law enforcement officers carefully review AI-generated content before submitting it into evidence.
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Colorado hires former ACF official to serve as principal director for AI architecture — open the original publisher
Jane Yang, a former Administration for Children and Families official, is tasked with heading a new role in Colorado's technology bureau.
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