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Artificial intelligence experiment begins in North Carolina treasurer's office

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(The Center Square) – Experimentation with artificial intelligence for improved efficiency and public service has begun in a North Carolina executive office.

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Artificial intelligence experiment begins in North Carolina treasurer's office

(The Center Square) – Experimentation with artificial intelligence for improved efficiency and public service has begun in a North Carolina executive office.

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Journal of Cyber Policy

AI Being Moved Forward in South Carolina Behind Efforts of SC Rep Jeff Bradley - Journal of Cyber Policy

South Carolina House of Representatives Seal South Carolina’s strategy is to foster collaboration among the state’s research institutions and increase the efficiency of state agencies. Artificial Intelligence is rapidly reshaping the way we work, learn and govern. Our mission is to position South Carolina as a leader in the responsible and effective use of AI.” — SC Representative Jeff Bradley COLUMBIA, SC, UNITED STATES, March 28, 2025 /EINPres…

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NC Newsline: NC treasurer announces 12-week artificial intelligence pilot | ResearchBuzz: Firehose

NC Newsline: NC treasurer announces 12-week artificial intelligence pilot. “The state Treasurer’s Office is using ChatGPT in a 12-week artificial intelligence pilot program. State Treasurer Brad Briner said the department is using the OpenAI product to identify businesses with unclaimed property and analyze local government financial data.”The post NC Newsline: NC treasurer announces 12-week artificial intelligence pilot first appeared on Resear…

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Port City Daily

Confusion over third-party audit, privacy concerns put nail in coffin for NHCS AI pilot

NEW HANOVER COUNTY — An AI camera pilot program, politicized since its approval by the General Assembly, remained controversial even after the New Hanover County school board voted it down at a Tuesday meeting. READ MORE: 10 cents sheared from NHC tax rate in first recommended budget: Here’s how staff got there At its agenda review meeting this week, the board picked up a conversation… Source

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