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CIO describes how the policy was developed with Digital Rights House and residents
Government Technology reported that Amarillo passed the Digital Dignity, Rights and Privacy resolution in December, that the City's CIO had worked on it for about a year with a group called Digital Rights House and with residents, and that residents raised concerns about AI, data security and sharing. The article calls the resolution "the foundation for digital rights work" in Amarillo.[1]
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Assistant City Manager and Chief Information Officer, City of Amarillo: The CIO told Government Technology that work on the resolution began about a year before, prompted by the pace of technology change, and that he worked with Digital Rights House and directly with residents, whose concerns included AI and "data security and sharing." He described the goal as a "conversational city." [1]
