CAI, a global technology services firm, announced that it has partnered with the National Association of Counties (NACo) as a founding member of the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Exploratory Committee. Dedicated to understanding the applications, benefits and risks of AI, the committee will formulate policies and practices when integrating AI technology into county services.
With AI rapidly and permanently transforming the digital landscape, the White House has moved forward with an executive order to set standards for AI safety and security1. NACo’s AI Exploratory Committee will focus on critical areas including but not limited to county governance, public trust, constituent services and privacy. Members will assess the current state of AI, identify potential applications and their implications, evaluate the risks and benefits of AI related to workforce productivity, displacement and skills, seek partnerships, among others.
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CAI will lead the training effort for committee members through the deployment of its AI Playground. NACo members will have the opportunity to experiment with multiple generative AI models in a safe and secure environment that addresses the risks of data loss and unpredictable outcomes.
In addition to the AI Playground and as a founding member of the committee, CAI will:
- Assist in exploring and validating AI use cases in county government
- Advise counties on safe and ethical policies for the adoption of AI
- Provide insight and perspective of enterprises leveraging AI for daily operations
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“With AI advancing exponentially and improving its application in business and recreation, questions regarding ethics and security remain unanswered in the government landscape,” said Matthew Peters, chief technology officer at CAI. “We are proud to partner with NACo and other respected global organizations that are supporting the committee in new and necessary terrain. Together, we will discover outcomes, challenge common practices and develop sound regulatory frameworks for how government should utilize AI technologies.”
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“Counties are thoughtfully considering complex challenges and opportunities around artificial intelligence,” said NACo Chief Information Officer, Rita Reynolds. “In partnership with CAI, the AI Exploratory Committee is positioning counties to exchange insights, consider new innovations, minimize risks and deliver structure and support to public sector services. We are excited to see what’s to come from this powerful collaboration.”
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