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What Is Tokenomics? Government Budgets Grapple With the AI Era (opens the original)
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In government — where every tax dollar must be accounted for and spent responsibly — it is, to be blunt, a budget nightmare for costs to run over an expected price. Let alone become double or triple an estimated price.Yet, this nightmare is now a possibility government agencies must actively account for in the age of AI. Indeed, many AI software providers run on token-based pricing models, wherein a token represents a unit of data processed by AI. Whereas in the past most tech services cost a fl
What’s New in Digital Equity: $30 Million Middle-Mile Project (opens the original)
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This week in “What’s New in Digital Equity” — our weekly look at government digital equity and broadband news — we have a number of interesting items, which you can jump to with the links below:$30 Million Middle-Mile ProjectBEAD Guidance NeededMaine’s Digital Resilience GrantsNew Mexico’s Literacy InitiativeColorado Recaptures Funds After Mismanagement$30 MILLION MIDDLE-MILE PROJECT This project, coordinated by the county’s Office of Digital Inclusion (ODI), will establish a 134-mile open-acces
Colorado’s New CIO Wants to Deliver a Better UX Across Govt. (opens the original)
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Colorado CIO Sarah Tuneberg’s approach to IT leadership involves, she said, a “relentless focus on the user.”Tuneberg was selected to lead Colorado’s Office of Information Technology (OIT) starting June 1 amid a large-scale restructuring. Prior to her appointment, Tuneberg had been serving as deputy executive director for digital and delivery; before that, she had been director of the Colorado Digital Service (CDS) since 2024.These experiences have shaped her approach to state IT leadership. Whe
Precisely Diagnosing Challenges Helps Governments Modernize (opens the original)
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A new analysis from CivStart explores commonalities across five operational friction points for state and local government leaders which all require precise diagnosis to solve, per the report.The report, “Moving Past the AI Hype: Governance, Structural Capacity, and Operational Reality,” breaks down common pain points for government leaders into five categories: 1) AI Governance, Operating Models and Vendor Guardrails; 2) IT Capacity, Funding and Technology Intake Governance; 3) Service Delivery
Better Government Forms Start With Trust, Not Technology (opens the original)
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When forms unlock access to essential government services, their design process is a key part of delivery, which was the topic of multiple sessions during FormFest 2026.FormFest, presented in partnership by Code for America and the Beeck Center for Social Impact + Innovation at Georgetown University, showcases governments’ work to make services accessible and usable through forms. Previous FormFests have addressed topics like digitizing benefits applications, accessibility testing, and AI.This y
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