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Artificial intelligence is no longer just a future workplace question. It is already appearing in the tools public servants use, the documents agencies draft, the meetings teams summarize, the contracts government reviews, and the services residents rely on.
In this episode of Tech Talks with Tim, Nevada State CIO Timothy Galluzi discusses the proposed update to Nevada’s executive branch policy on the responsible and ethical use of artificial intelligence. The episode also previews State AI Roundtable II: Human at the Helm, a working discussion designed to gather practical feedback before the draft policy moves through final revision and approval.
The conversation explores what it means to keep humans accountable for AI-supported work, why the 2024 policy baseline needs to evolve, and how government should approach emerging issues such as agentic AI, large language models, uploaded files, public records, data classification, procurement, vendor requirements, public-facing synthetic media, training, incident reporting, and public trust.
State AI Roundtable II: Human at the Helm
Tuesday, July 7, 2026
9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Guinn Room, State Capitol Building
101 N. Carson St., Carson City, NV 89701
Event page:
https://www.it.nv.gov/events/state-ai-roundtable2/
Registration:
https://forms.office.com/g/sJzXvgVaj1
Draft policy feedback form:
https://forms.office.com/g/uhRN4ijGUW
Key themes:
• AI may assist the work, but people remain accountable.
• Responsible innovation requires privacy, security, transparency, and records discipline.
• Agentic AI raises new questions about approval, oversight, logging, and human review.
• Procurement and vendor terms are part of AI governance.
• Public trust depends on making AI use explainable, reviewable, and accountable.
Human at the helm. Public trust at the center.