Why this matters Cyberattacks are becoming more frequent and more sophisticated. Criminals are increasingly using AI to create convincing scams, exploit security weaknesses, and target government and critical infrastructure systems. This updated strategy …
California closing the digital divide The Middle-Mile Broadband Initiative ensures that California has a resilient, open-access broadband network connecting communities to high-speed internet for generations to come. Once complete, last-mile projects will …
SACRAMENTO, Calif. – California is partnering with San Francisco-based artificial intelligence company Anthropic to make its AI assistant, Claude, available across state government through a first-of-its-kind statewide agreement aimed at expanding the …
SACRAMENTO, Calif. – On July 1, Poppy: California’s Digital Assistant moved from a limited pilot to statewide availability, making the State-built secure, in-house generative AI (GenAI) platform available to departments across California. Poppy advances …
While from the outside broadband construction can appear straightforward, in reality, projects of this scale are very complex and require continuous coordination among engineers, contractors, environmental specialists, utility providers, local governments …
SACRAMENTO, Calif. – On April 2, California reached a historic milestone in closing the digital divide. The first customer came online through the state’s Middle-Mile Broadband Network (MMBN). At the center of that moment is the Bishop Paiute Tribe—now …
SACRAMENTO, Calif. – Government technology is evolving at a blistering pace. Residents expect their government’s digital services to evolve just as fast. The question is whether the government technology workforce can move as fast or faster. At the …
SACRAMENTO, Calif. – It is wonderful to see a full house for today’s summit. Before we begin, I want to recognize everyone who made today’s event possible: ServiceNow, today’s presenters, and the amazing staff working behind the scenes. Together, the …
SACRAMENTO, Calif. – A landmark privacy law signed by Governor Gavin Newsom in 2023 took effect on January 1, 2026, giving Californians a new, practical way to protect their personal information. The California Delete Act creates a first-of-its-kind …
SACRAMENTO, Calif. – At the November 20 Artificial Intelligence Community meeting, CDT hosted Liam Wilkinson, head of AI Incubation at the Incubator for AI in the United Kingdom’s Government Digital Service within the Department for Science, Innovation and …
Honoring the People Powering California’s Digital Government Why It Matters: The Ovation Awards honor the people who are shaping and evolving California’s digital government. As Californians increasingly rely on technology to connect with state services, …
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