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AI Do's and Don'ts to Keep in Mind to Protect Yourself and Others
North Carolina has introduced a statewide policy that guides how executive branch employees may use publicly available generative AI tools such as Microsoft Copilot, ChatGPT, Google Gemini, and Anthropic Claude.
The Use of Publicly Available Generative AI Policy provides a safe, consistent framework that helps employees use AI responsibly while protecting sensitive information and maintaining public trust.
Two NCDIT-hosted events in late March explored how local and state government officials can serve the needs and security of North Carolinians through accountability and trust.
As artificial intelligence continues to shape the ways we work, govern and serve the public, ensuring its responsible use is essential. Data privacy and governance is essential for ethical and effective AI deployment.
North Carolina has long leveraged artificial intelligence, machine learning and data integration to help answer policy questions and aid in efforts to combat fraud, improve criminal justice, monitor public health outbreaks and support other initiatives.
The N.C. Department of Information Technology’s Office of Privacy and Data Protection is taking the lead in identifying risks of generative AI and providing guidance for responsible use across state agencies.