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Jan 1, 2025·Strategic plan
Doit Strategic Plan 2025-2029
The strategic plan outlines a vision for a reimagined Illinois government empowered by innovation and technology, with a mission to equip state agencies with modern, user-friendly technology solutions. It focuses on enhancing user experience through user-centric digital solutions, driving innovation by leveraging modern technology, protecting systems and data, partnering with state agencies to increase value delivered to residents, enabling data-informed decision-making, and fostering a culture of innovation and collaboration within DoIT.
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Generative AI and Natural Language Processing Task Force Meeting Agenda
The Task Force held a meeting to discuss a draft report on generative artificial intelligence, review public comments, and move toward the approval of a final report for the Governor and Illinois General Assembly. The meeting also included an update on the progress of the task force's examination of generative AI implications across critical domains such as labor, cybersecurity, education, and consumer protection.
Nov 15, 2024·Board meeting agenda
Generative Ai And Natural Language Processing Task Force Meeting Agenda
The agenda focuses on receiving reports from various working groups and hosting panel discussions with representatives from the American Civil Liberties Union, the Illinois Environmental Council, and the Illinois AFL-CIO. The meeting includes segments for a question and answer session, open discussion, public comment, and a determination of next steps for the task force.
Oct 16, 2024·Board meeting agenda
Generative Ai And Natural Language Processing Task Force Meeting Agenda
The task force meeting focused on receiving reports from various working groups, including K-12 Education, Higher Education, Labor and Commerce, and Cybersecurity. Key agenda items also featured presentations by industry experts regarding employment research and insights from the entertainment and communication sectors, followed by a Q and A session, open discussion, and public comment.
