Recently published in Bloomberg Law, LCW Partner Paul D. Knothe and Associate Nicholas M. Grether examine the Department of Homeland Security’s new playbook for implementing generative AI in public agencies. Knothe and Grether highlight DHS pilot programs that leveraged AI for law enforcement investigations, emergency management planning, and immigration officer training. They outline key recommendations, including strategic implementation, governance oversight, and risk mitigation to protect sensitive data and civil rights. Emphasizing a cautious and deliberate approach, the authors advise agencies to integrate AI into non-critical functions first, establish clear performance metrics, and provide thorough employee training to ensure responsible use.
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