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Wednesday, November 4th @ 2PM ET / 11AM PT

Someone on your team just asked ChatGPT how your agency handles fence permits. It gave a confident answer. It just wasn’t your agency’s answer.

If your staff are already experimenting with AI, that’s a good sign. But when they turn to general-purpose tools on their own, wrong answers are only half the problem. Every policy or resident email pasted into a public tool can leave your agency’s data somewhere you can’t see or control. Before AI becomes part of how your team works, it’s worth knowing what to look for.

What we’ll cover

• Where general-purpose AI helps staff and where it quietly gets things wrong
• The security risks of staff using AI tools your agency hasn’t vetted
• How grounding an assistant in your own documents can improve accuracy and make answers easier to verify
• The questions to ask any AI tool about accuracy and data security before staff rely on it
• What a realistic rollout looks like for a small team without a dedicated IT department

Who should attend: City and county managers, administrators, clerks and department heads, especially anyone whose staff has started experimenting with AI on their own.

Speakers: Coming soon!

You’ll leave the webinar with the questions to vet any AI tool your staff want to use, and a clear picture of what safe, accurate AI looks like for your agency.

Whether your team is already experimenting or you’re still writing an AI policy, come with questions. Can’t make it? Register and we’ll send the recording.