Let's take a closer look at the important role of private AI systems as a driver for innovation in public safety, justice and interagency human services collaboration. While cloud-based AI models foster innovation, transparency, and broader participation, unrestricted openness can introduce substantive risks.
Recently, we had an opportunity to learn more about a dynamic California-based program focused on youth advocacy, one deeply committed to empowering families as they navigate complex school and justice systems.
Just a few months ago, a market leader in artificial intelligence for consumer use announced the release of a new AI chatbot solution for government. Unlike its consumer-facing counterpart, this product was developed with public sector compliance, data security, and regulations in mind. This reflects a growing demand for AI in government services, where agencies must balance innovation with strict standards for privacy, accountability, and security.
Why One-Size-Fits-All Doesn’t Work for Crisis Intervention Programs
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