Public service runs on trust. The habits you build around AI are what keep your judgement, and that trust, fully intact. In this in person session, you’ll learn how to identify what data is safe to bring into an AI tool, how to catch errors before they become problems, and how to build 2 habits that protect you, your agency, and the people you serve. No technical background required. Just bring a charged laptop, a working sense of the types of sensitive data their agency handles day to day, and a curiosity to learn more.

Who’s it for 

State agency employees at any level — admin, program, policy, IT, and everything in between.

Location

In person at the GTA Horizon’s Innovation Lab

Seats

Limited to 20 participants

By the end of this session, participants will be able to:

  1. Identify what types of data are safe and unsafe to enter into public or enterprise AI tools 
  2. Recognize what AI output requires human verification before it’s used in any official capacity 
  3. Describe at least 1 type of AI bias and how it could affect their work 
  4. Apply a basic 2 question check to any AI-assisted task: What am I putting in? What do I need to verify?