As artificial intelligence continues to evolve, so do the opportunities—and responsibilities—for local governments. This resource hub provides guidance, templates, and training to help agencies thoughtfully explore, pilot, and implement AI in public service. From policy development and staff training to hands-on tools and use case brainstorming, these materials are designed to support ethical and effective adoption of AI technologies in local government settings.

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Explore Resources:

  • 🔧 RGS AI Policy

    An internal-facing policy outline to guide responsible and secure use of AI tools across RGS operations.

  • 📊 RGS AI Guidance Deck

    A ready-to-use slide deck to introduce employees to AI concepts, use cases, and expectations within your agency.

  • 🧾 GovAI Coalition Templates/Resources

    Templates, sample policies, and case studies developed specifically for public agencies adopting AI.

  • 📚 InnovateUS Training & Resources

    Free training and practical tools for public sector employees exploring AI and emerging technologies.

  • 🤖 ChatGPT for Government

    A curated toolkit to help government professionals understand and use ChatGPT effectively.

  • 🏫 OpenAI Academy

    Self-paced AI learning for all experience levels, including tutorials, webinars, and use case examples.

  • AI Resources for Local Government

    As artificial intelligence continues to evolve, so do the opportunities—and responsibilities—for local governments. This resource hub provides guidance, templates, and training to help agencies thoughtfully explore, pilot, and implement AI in public service.

AI Public Sector Implementation Tips

  • Brainstorm problems AI could solve
  • Check your default settings for meeting transcriptions
  • Get a policy in place
  • Develop an employee guidance deck
  • Provide regular employee Encourage your team to take free trainings
  • Consider an ambassador program
  • Pilot a small project
  • Check data you use to ensure quality and privacy
  • Carefully consider access/admin controls
  • Keep the dialog open on data use and concerns