House Technology, Economic Development, & Veterans Committee
Key Moments
Cindy Ryu — Introduced herself as a state representative from the 32nd legislative district.
Kevin Waters — Introduced himself as a representative from the 17th district.
Julio Cortes — Introduced himself as a representative from the 38th legislative district.
Tarra Simmons — Introduced herself as a representative from the 23rd legislative district.
Brianna Thomas — Introduced herself as a representative from the 34th district.
Dave Paul — Introduced himself as a representative from the 10th district.
Clyde Shavers — Introduced himself as a representative from the 10th district.
Clyde Shavers — Clyde Shavers is introduced as the next questioner and then asks about collective bargaining agreements, specifically how involved unions are in determining AI use at state agencies.
Shelley Kloba — Introduced herself as a representative from the 1st district.
Katie Ruckel — Katie Ruckel is introduced as the State’s Chief Privacy Officer and then speaks for herself, framing her role in discussing AI governance, policy, and mitigation strategies.
Gretchen Perry — Referenced as having discussed the balance between innovation and oversight.
Katie — Referenced as having discussed governance for the AI assistant.
Gretchen — Turned the discussion back for closing remarks and questions.
Brandy Donaghy — Introduced herself as representing the 44th Legislative District.
Stephanie Barnard — Introduced herself as a representative from the 8th legislative district.
Stephanie Barnard — Identified as the next member to ask a question.
Joshua Penner — Introduced himself as a representative from the 31st legislative district.
Joshua Penner — Asked about the regulatory framework, ROI, and whether the framework helps or hinders off-the-shelf technology adoption.
Michael Keaton — Introduced himself as a representative from the 25th district.
Michael Keaton — Asked whether the state uses off-the-shelf AI or trains AI internally to bound its scope.
Mike Volz — Introduced himself as a representative from the 6th district.