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Colin Wood
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Editor-in-Chief and Managing Editor, Statescoop
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By Colin Wood Verified| Statescoop Verified For the fifth straight legislative term in New York, state assembly member Clyde Vanel has introduced a bill that would order the state to study using distributed ledger technology, better known as blockchain, to “protect” voter records and election results. Identical bills introduced in sessions dating back to 2017 haven’t found traction.
By Colin Wood Verified| EdScoop Verified Norfolk State University in Virginia is now housing technology used by law enforcement personnel to train on how to respond to various scenarios, including when to use lethal force. As reported by WTKR, a $60,000 simulator developed by a Colorado firm called TI Training, immerses police officers and cadets in simulated burglaries, traffic stops and mental health calls. The simulator reportedly reacts to users’ actions and prompts them for decisions regarding the use of force in various scenarios.
By Colin Wood Verified| Statescoop Verified For the fifth straight legislative term in New York, state assembly member Clyde Vanel has introduced a bill that would order the state to study using distributed ledger technology, better known as blockchain, to “protect” voter records and election results. Identical bills introduced in sessions dating back to 2017 haven’t found traction.
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Statescoop
FedScoop is a prominent tech media brand dedicated to the federal government market. It serves as a platform for news, education, and collaboration, connecting leaders from the White House, federal agencies, academia, and the tech industry. The organization focuses on how technology can enhance government operations and foster shared objectives across these sectors. FedScoop provides timely news on government technology, making it a key resource for the government IT community. It also promotes education and collaboration through newsletters, events, and its website. Notable events include the FedScoop Federal Forum, which addresses topics like AI in the federal workforce, and the FedScoop 50 awards, recognizing leaders and innovators in federal technology. By engaging with government agencies, tech industry leaders, and academic institutions, FedScoop plays a vital role in advancing discussions on technology in government.
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