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Legislation Tracking Firm FastDemocracy Buys Hello Citizen

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By Thad Rueter
| Government Technology Verified
FastDemocracy, a St. Louis company that uses AI to track state, federal and some local legislation, has bought Hello Citizen, which sells similar services for municipal governments. Terms were not disclosed. The deal happens as AI and other tech play an increasing role in helping officials — and, presumably, attentive constituents — in tracking proposed legislation and otherwise keeping tabs during the often byzantine process of crafting law.
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Casepoint Names Industry Vet Paul Colangelo as CEO

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By Thad Rueter
| Government Technology Verified
That’s what Paul Colangelo said when asked why he took the CEO job at Casepoint, the latest job for the industry veteran. His appointment, announced Monday, gives him oversight of the supplier of legal, compliance, Freedom of Information Act and other software as the company further embraces artificial intelligence and seeks a deeper presence in the local and state government markets.
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Georgia Will Build Statewide AI ‘Guardrails’ With Darwin

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By Thad Rueter
| Government Technology Verified
The Georgia Technology Authority plans to create “the groundwork for statewide AI governance” via a deal with Darwin AI. State tech leaders intend to use tools from Darwin to build AI-related infrastructure, which would give the authorities and agencies what a statement called “a single place to manage AI policy, oversee data and records and maintain compliance across departments.” The general idea is to roll out AI tools with guardrails — that is, rules, policies and constraints.
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