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State CIO Report Reveals Concerns About AI A survey of state CIOs highlights their concerns related to the effects of artificial intelligence on their state workforce. The National Association of State Chief Information Officers posed the question...
Read the latest news and solutions for regulatory agencies in GL Solutions’ weekly newsletter. Our featured stories: Top Challenges Facing State Regulatory Agencies in 2024 Next for AI in Regulatory Agencies: AI Sandboxes What Makes Child Care...
Next for AI in Regulatory Agencies: AI Sandboxes At the NASCIO Midyear Conference, CIOs described their use of AI sandboxes as a way for state agencies to experiment with AI. Georgia, for example, uses an innovation lab for state agencies to try AI...
Kalispell, Mont. — May 6, 2024 GL Solutions proudly announces their achievement of TX-RAMP Level 2 certification. The TX-RAMP certification simplifies the procurement of the company’s GL Suite regulatory software for those government agencies...
Read the latest news and solutions for regulatory agencies in GL Solutions’ weekly newsletter. Our featured stories: What Makes Child Care Licensing Different? Most States Still Lag in Background Checks for Child Care Workers Key Differences...
Read the latest news and solutions for regulatory agencies in GL Solutions’ weekly newsletter. Our featured stories: Why Do State Licensing Agencies Choose FedRAMP? Most States Receive Failing Grade for Management of Foster Youth’s Federal Benefits...
Most States Receive Failing Grade for Management of Foster Youth’s Federal Benefits A report gives most states an F grade for failing to preserve the federal benefits of foster youth. The Children’s Advocacy Institute at the University of San Diego...
Read the latest news and solutions for regulatory agencies in GL Solutions’ weekly newsletter. Our featured stories: How to Modernize your Child Care Licensing System in Phases Federal Judge Allows NC Foster Children Discrimination Case to Proceed...
Federal Judge Allows NC Foster Children Discrimination Case to Proceed A ruling by a federal judge allows a lawsuit to move forward that alleges the state of North Carolina locks foster children in psychiatric residential treatment facilities...
