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Cyber in the AI Era: ‘There’s No Way a Human Being Can Do This’

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By Lauren Kinkade Verified, Noelle Knell Verified
| Government Technology Verified
As Utah Director of AI Christian Napier put it at the National Association of State CIOs Midyear Conference in April, “It’s an arms race.” It’s not a new idea, but the introduction of AI has only exacerbated the problem. Napier pointed to Anthropic’s Claude Mythos, which has the ability to both find and exploit vulnerabilities, as a real and present risk for governments.
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How AI Is Changing the Way Government IT Leaders Hire

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By Noelle Knell Verified, Lauren Kinkade Verified
| Government Technology Verified
At last month’s NASCIO Midyear conference, we talked with Washington CIO Bill Kehoe on the impact of artificial intelligence on the hiring process at Washington Technology Solutions. Not only is the agency receiving more applications for open positions, they’re having to adapt how they screen applicants to ensure they actually have the knowledge and skills required for the job.
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Washington’s Rent Cap Faces Early Enforcement Challenges

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By Carl Smith, Otis White, Noelle Knell Verified
| GOVERNING Verified
A year into Washington’s limit on residential rent increases, the state has yet to collect a cent in civil penalties from landlords. That’s not to say some haven’t violated the law. The state attorney general’s office has settled roughly four dozen cases of alleged breaches of the law, which caps rent increases in traditional units at 7% plus inflation up to a maximum of 10%. The limit for manufactured homes is 5%. The fines imposed in these cases total over $800,000.
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