Many agencies worry their data isn't clean enough, but proponents of predictive algorithms said they've seen them produce favorable outcomes in child welfare.

Michigan Chief Information Officer Laura Clark has quietly resigned after nearly 20 years with the state government.

Nevada is taking a major step toward modernizing how businesses interact with state government with the launch of a new business licensing platform, called Orion. Secretary of…

And “it wasn’t even close," said Doug Robinson, executive director of the National Association of State Chief Information Officers, the group that collected data on technology officials'…

The New Jersey Civilian Cyber Resilience Corps will start small, organizers said, and emphasize prevention over response.

Marin County, California, has been updating its digital services for years, but it was only recently that officials began focusing heavily on the people behind the services.

Kate Ruane of the Center for Democracy and Technology said online child safety legislation being considered by Congress could contain preemption of state protections.

A group of secretaries of state said the Department of Homeland Security is planning changes to a federal IT system that threaten to expose personal data to…

Artificial intelligence’s impact is happening now, not in some distant future, and states must be allowed the authority to set their own guardrails.

The New York City Council unanimously passed a collection of bills that are designed to provide a heightened level of oversight for the city's use of artificial…