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Some North Dakota state agencies already use artificial intelligence to lighten their workloads, but wider use will require a more measured approach, according to multiple state officials.
Privacy and power concerns central toward future use, state officials say
While there is room to grow for artificial intelligence, North Dakota health leaders say that it could be helpful in the future.
BY: MICHAEL ACHTERLING BISMARCK, N.D. (North Dakota Monitor) - Some North Dakota state agencies already use ar...
Burgum seems to be staffing his cabinet for four more years in office, not one.