State of New Jersey Interim Guidance on Responsible Use of Generative AI
New Jersey interim guidance on responsible use of generative AI in state government: risk management and acceptable use rules.
New Jersey interim guidance on responsible use of generative AI in state government: risk management and acceptable use rules.
Evidence-based analysis of AI capabilities and limitations in public health: what AI can and cannot yet reliably do.
Delphi study defining principles and priorities for responsible AI in public health based on expert consensus.
Poll finding many U.S. adults consider AI-generated health information useful and reasonably reliable for health questions.
State-level policy on the responsible and ethical use of AI in government operations, covering fairness, accountability, and privacy.
California state GenAI guidelines for public sector: procurement, deployment, and use of generative AI by government agencies.
Preliminary generative AI use guidance for state or government employees: responsible use, limitations, and data privacy rules.
Policy and community health considerations for mitigating public health impacts from AI data center siting and operations.
State of Indiana AI policy for state agencies: responsible use principles, data governance, and human oversight requirements.
City of San José AI guidelines and policies: transparency, privacy, bias prevention, and staff accountability for government AI use.
NORC Health Communication AI Initiative: research and practical tools for responsible AI use in health communication campaigns.
OpenAI's AI Job Transition Framework: employer and policy recommendations for supporting workers displaced or reshaped by AI.
Challenges and solutions for integrating AI into governmental public health decision-making, including governance and trust.
Discussion of health equity and ethical considerations when using AI in public health programs and policy decisions.
Review of AI's impact, current use cases, and implications for public health practice, policy, and workforce capacity.
Using generative AI to accelerate public health genomics data standardization and interoperability across surveillance systems.
NCSL overview of legal and regulatory considerations for states addressing artificial intelligence in legislation and policy.
Study introducing a new measure of AI's labor market impacts, with early empirical evidence on worker and occupation effects.
Government agency guidelines for using content-generating AI tools: acceptable use, citation, disclosure, and quality review.
Local government generative AI policy establishing responsible use rules, disclosure requirements, and approved tool guidelines.