Cheyenne, Wyoming, elects human mayor
Victor Miller, who'd planned to run Cheyenne using ChatGPT, conceded the mayoral race, but also unveiled his Rational Governance Alliance.
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Wyoming governor picks South Dakota IT chief as new CIO
Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon has picked South Dakota CIO Jeff Clines to serve as Wyoming's new top tech official.
Wyoming interim CIO Sheehan resigns, CISO named new CIO
Wyoming interim Chief Information Officer Timothy Sheehan announced his departure from state government. State Chief Information Security Officer Aaron Roberts is his replacement.
Wyoming governor requests $6.8M to expand state’s cybersecurity team
Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon requested from his legislature $6.8 million to hire 37 new cybersecurity positions across the state government.
Georgia’s moving ‘full speed ahead’ on AI
On the Priorities podcast, Georgia CIO Shawnzia Thomas gives an update on how the state is approaching AI.
Maricopa County, Ariz., is focused on transformation
On the Priorities podcast, Maricopa County, Ariz. CIO Richard McHattie says he’s looking to use technology to create “amazing outcomes.”
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Former Wyoming CIO Bill Vajda named director of Michigan cyber institute
Bill Vajda, the former CIO of Alaska and Wyoming, is now the director of the Upper Peninsula Cybersecurity Institute at Northern Michigan University.
Wyoming governor reluctantly allows first state ‘stablecoin’
Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon said the Wyoming Stable Token Act is underdeveloped, but agreed to let it pass without his signature.
U.S. Treasury doles out $355M for broadband in three states
Arizona, Tennessee and Wyoming are the latest recipients of pandemic relief funding to build broadband infrastructure in areas that lack adequate service.
With new mayor, Los Angeles IT office prepares for new priorities
On the Priorities podcast, Los Angeles CIO Ted Ross says the city’s IT operation is ready to execute on Mayor Karen Bass’ agenda.