On this week's Priorities Podcast, North Dakota Chief Information Officer Gregory Hoffman says whole-of-state cybersecurity and AI are focus areas for his state.

Generative AI is already accelerating some of state and local government's most tedious procurement processes, but not without new risks.

Utah's new Office of Artificial Intelligence Policy aims to help businesses overcome regulatory snags, while protecting the public from potential harms.

New laws soon go into effect that ensure Utahns can be held legally responsible if they use AI to commit crimes.

Three state privacy chiefs said they're paying close attention to AI is they bootstrap their practices inside government.

The results of a recent audit in Utah showed that 66% of organizations failed to meet a requirement of the state's privacy statute.

The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression filed a lawsuit against Utah's attorney general, claiming a new law could have a chilling effect on free speech.

Emergency management officials in Utah County, Utah, said they're using a new suite of tools that allow handling of video, audio and other media.

As the state’s chief technology officer for over two decades, Fletcher helped steward the adoption of new technology in the beehive state.

Utah property owners can now look up how much county assessors believe their property is worth using a searchable map.