By City of San José, Presiding Member of GovAI Coalition
The GovAI Coalition is proud to celebrate our members recognized in Center for Public Sector AI’s inaugural AI 50 Awards, including the GovAI Coalition as a group! These awards honor both individuals and organizations that are shaping the future of public service through thoughtful and responsible use of artificial intelligence (AI).
The AI 50 showcases how public sector innovators are using AI to better serve residents, improve government operations, and build ethical, secure, and inclusive digital services.
Our founders established the GovAI Coalition with the goal of supporting and amplifying the practice and policies of safe and responsible AI use. Over 30% of the honorees are members of the Coalition, showcasing the reach we have together, spanning from coast to coast.
Rebecca Cai, Chief Data Officer, State of Hawaii
Leila Doty, Privacy & AI Analyst, City of San José, Calif.
Troy Horton, Group CIO, Health & Human Services, Illinois Department of Innovation & Technology
Melanie McDonough, Chief Innovation & AI Officer, City of Lebanon, N.H.
Christian Napier, AI Director, Utah Division of Technology Services
Ben Palacio, Senior AI Analyst, Placer County, Calif.
Nichole Sterling, Mayor Pro Tem, Town of Nederland, Colo.
City & County of Denver, Colo.
City of Long Beach, Calif.
GovAI Coalition
Miami-Dade County, Fla.
San Mateo County, Calif.
City of Seguin, Texas
South Dakota Bureau of Information and Technology
Texas Department of Public Safety
Upper Coastal Plain Council of Governments, N.C.
Washington, D.C.
CivCheck
Polimorphic
As the GovAI Coalition continues to grow, we’re proud to see this nationwide momentum toward ethical and responsible government policy. We thank and congratulate these leaders for setting the standard in ethical AI use and for sharing their work with peers across the country.
While the Center for Public Sector AI named a list of 50 leaders, every GovAI Coalition member is a leader in this important work. The Coalition encourages you to continue advocating for colleagues and agency partners to join the Coalition so we can keep advancing responsible AI together.
Together, we are reimagining what local government can do, using technology not just to work faster, but to serve better.
Read the full list of AI 50 winners, on the Center for Public Sector AI website.
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