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SB2879 introduces a pilot program to deliver government services through an AI-powered internet portal in Hawaii. It includes an appropriation for implementation.
Key Provisions
Establishes an AI government services pilot program.
Appropriates funds for the implementation of the program.
Latest Legislative Action
The committee on LBT deferred the measure.
Bill Sponsors (showing 5 of 7)
Name
Role
District
Angus McKelveyD
Sponsor
SD-006
Glenn WakaiD
Sponsor
SD-015
Henry AquinoD
Sponsor
SD-019
Michelle KidaniD
Sponsor
SD-018
Sharon MoriwakiD
Sponsor
SD-012
Stanley ChangD
Sponsor
SD-009
Troy HashimotoD
Sponsor
SD-005
Compliance Checklist
Prepare for integration of AI technologies in government services Who: State government agencies
Allocate budget for AI pilot program Who: State legislature
Full Legal Analysis
SB2879, introduced in the Hawaii State Legislature, proposes the creation of a pilot program to provide government services to the public using artificial intelligence technologies through an internet portal. The bill includes an appropriation to fund the program, although the specific amount is not detailed in the available description. The measure is currently referred to the LBT and WAM committees. The bill does not specify particular services such as licensing or permitting, nor does it provide details on the exact appropriation amount. As of the latest update, the measure has been deferred by the LBT committee.
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