AI’s Next Infrastructure Challenge: Connecting Government and Frontier Models

When AI systems retrieves a documents, they don’t necessarily verify where it was posted or whether it’s still valid. A citation registry can help.

From ADA Accessibility to Public Records Management: HTML as the Next Frontier

Local governments are rethinking how they publish public records to improve digital accessibility. HTML can make public information to find, read, and use.

AI Is Explaining Your Agency. Is It Getting the Full Picture?

Now that online search results include AI summaries, how can you make sure people will still find the information they need?

Shared Maps Help Hoboken Reduce Traffic Crashes and Flooding

Hoboken uses maps to share data across departments, prioritize safety, and engage residents in shaping a safer, more climate-resilient city.

How to Add Human Tone Back Into AI‑Generated Text

Your readers will forgive AI-assisted writing. What they won’t forgive is writing that sounds like no human was involved at all.

The ADA Title II Clock Has Moved. State and Local Governments Shouldn’t Wait to Fix Accessibility.

For many state and local government technology teams, April 2026 was supposed to be a major accessibility milestone. The U.S. Department of Justice has now pushed the compliance dates back by one year. State and local governments with populations of 50,000 or more now have until April 26, 2027. Smaller public entities and special districtRead… Read more »