Government Only: Agentic AI: Adoption and Transparency Considerations for State and Local Government Agencies

Agentic AI: Adoption and Transparency Considerations for State and Local Government Agencies

State and local government agencies face a unique set of transparency obligations which are often more stringent, diverse and operationally fragmented than those at the federal level. As agencies consider deploying agentic AI—systems that autonomously produce actions and outputs—they must consider that these outputs may be considered public records, and explanations on how the outputs were generated may be called into question. In this virtual symposium, geared specifically for those working at state and local agencies, IANS Faculty Jake Williams provides a practical framework for assessing transparency risks and preparing for agentic AI adoption in state and municipal environments.

• Better understand how agentic AI systems work, and where the autonomous nature of these systems creates challenges for state and local government agencies
• Examine common challenges taking inventory of these systems, calling out specific examples and considerations to be thinking of in your environment
• Gain practical and actionable advice to identify, document and mitigate risks of agentic AI adoption within the unique constraints of state and local agencies, particularly with transparency requirements in mind

Audience

This event is for IANS clients and invited guests — there is no vendor sponsorship or presence.